SlowMist CISO Clarifies Malware Report Refers to FOMOPeek, Not the FOMO Official App

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On-chain news: SlowMist CISO 23pds clarified on social media that the "malware" mentioned in the Protos report refers to FOMOPeek, not the official FOMO iOS app. Protos had claimed the app contained malware from September 9 to 17. Real-world asset (RWA) news continues to attract attention, as security concerns remain a hot topic. Blockbeats was the first to report the initial claim.

BlockBeats news: On September 23, SlowMist CISO 23pds posted on social media stating that the "malware" mentioned in the Protos report was FOMOPeek, not the official FOMO iOS app.


BlockBeats previously reported that Protos, citing SlowMist analysts, warned that the official FOMO iOS app was found to contain malware capable of stealing crypto assets; the affected versions of the app were available on the App Store from September 9 to September 17.

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