BlockBeats report, October 8: According to monitoring by MoCha's Yu Xian, a bookmark phishing attack targeting the FOMO web platform is currently underway. These phishing pages trick users into completing fake CAPTCHA verification and then prompt them to drag and save malicious JavaScript code as a bookmark in their browser. After users click the bookmark 2 to 3 times, their previously logged-in FOMO accounts are hijacked, and all crypto assets within the accounts are immediately stolen.
SlowMist Warns of Bookmark Phishing Attacks Targeting the FOMO Web Platform
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On-chain reports indicate that SlowMist’s Yu Chui identified phishing attacks targeting the FOMO web platform on October 8, 2026. Attackers use fake human verification to inject JavaScript malware into browser bookmarks. After 2–3 clicks, the malware can hijack FOMO accounts and steal crypto assets. Real-world assets (RWA) news underscores the increasing need for user vigilance.
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