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Hackers have learned to replace crypto addresses directly on the sites of exchanges – experts have discovered malicious code in the connected support system Udesk, which can quietly replace addresses

№ 1332Published Oct 27, 11:43 AM UTCUpdated Nov 3, 08:58 AM UTC1 min read

Hackers have learned to replace crypto addresses directly on exchange sites – specialists discovered malicious code in the connected support system Udesk, which can quietly replace replenishment addresses and steal user data.

At the same time, attackers do not even need to hack the site itself - it is enough to compromise the third-party service.

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$uicideChain (Telegram)Хакеры научились подменять криптоадреса прямо на сайтах бирж — специалисты обнаружили вредоносный код в подключаемой системе техподдержки Udesk, который может незаметно заменять адреса…primary

Hackers have learned to replace crypto addresses directly on the sites of exchanges – experts have discovered malicious code in the connected support system Udesk, which can quietly replace addresses

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