SlowMist Warns of Malware Risk from the ComeCome App on iOS Devices

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Release Time: 2026/09/20 09:53:43

Summary

On-chain news from Blockbeats reveals that on September 20, SlowMist founder Yuxian warned of a malware risk in the ComeCome app that could steal crypto assets. iOS users are advised to update their systems once new versions are released. Yuxian also highlighted potential threats to iPad and Mac devices. With an increase in new token listings, users must remain vigilant about app security risks.

BlockBeats news, on September 20, Yu Xian, founder of SlowMist, posted that, compared to the case of the FomoPeek app being poisoned on iPhone leading to users' crypto assets being stolen, greater attention should be paid to the incident where the food delivery app ComeCome used a similar method to poison and steal crypto assets.

He noted that such cases demonstrate that even apps appearing normal may be poisoned, putting users at risk of asset security issues after use, and that these incidents occurred on iPhone devices.

Cosine advises users to complete their system updates as soon as possible after the new iOS version is released, and cautions that iPads and Macs may also be at similar risk, urging continued vigilance.

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