ME News reports that on November 10 (UTC+8), malicious code activity targeting the Vizor and Zingo wallets was disclosed. Attackers attempted to inject credential-stealing code into the relevant codebases by submitting malicious pull requests, involving six such requests in total, none of which were merged. The report states that the malicious code was paired with specific instructions designed to prevent AI code review tools from flagging these secret uploads, aiming to bypass automated review processes. (Source: ChainCatcher)
Malicious pull requests target Vizor and Zingo wallets; six requests were not merged.
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Rug pull news emerged on November 10 (UTC+8) after malicious code targeting Vizor and Zingo wallets was uncovered. Attackers submitted six pull requests to inject credential-stealing code, but none were merged. The code was designed to evade detection by AI tools, aiming to bypass on-chain news review systems. This incident underscores ongoing security risks related to on-chain news in the crypto space. (Source: ChainCatcher)
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