Rabby is an open source crypto wallet in the browser for Ethereum. It is designed for DeFi users with a smooth multi-chain experience. It can protect your assets with pre-transaction potential risk scanning.
As disclosed by security researcher V12 (@v12sec), the Rabby Wallet browser extension contains a silent signature extraction vulnerability that allows attackers to extract wallet signatures via malicious websites without user awareness, thereby draining wallet assets. The conditions required to trigger this vulnerability are extremely limited: users must simultaneously meet two conditions—connecting to a malicious website and manually setting the auto-lock timer to 10 minutes. Other timer settings are unaffected, and the mobile app is also unaffected. Rabby Wallet officially stated that a fix update was released on August 11 following the vulnerability's discovery. No actual exploitation cases have been detected so far. Users are advised to confirm as soon as possible that the extension has been updated to the latest version.
Odaily News, DefiLlama founder 0xngmi, of the crypto data analytics platform, stated that the team spent months asking Apple to remove phishing apps impersonating DefiLlama from the App Store, which delayed the mobile app's launch until all such counterfeit apps had been removed. 0xngmi noted that after the team downloaded one of the malicious apps and documented a small crypto wallet being stolen, Apple removed it within days. In 2024, the App Store also saw counterfeit apps impersonating Rabby Wallet and Curve Finance; in November 2023, a fake Ledger Live app on the Microsoft Store siphoned off $588,000 across 38 transactions. (Cointelegraph)
As disclosed by security researcher V12 (@v12sec), the Rabby Wallet browser extension contains a silent signature extraction vulnerability that allows attackers to extract wallet signatures via malicious websites without user awareness, thereby draining wallet assets. The conditions required to trigger this vulnerability are extremely limited: users must simultaneously meet two conditions—connecting to a malicious website and manually setting the auto-lock timer to 10 minutes. Other timer settings are unaffected, and the mobile app is also unaffected. Rabby Wallet officially stated that a fix update was released on August 11 following the vulnerability's discovery. No actual exploitation cases have been detected so far. Users are advised to confirm as soon as possible that the extension has been updated to the latest version.
Odaily News, DefiLlama founder 0xngmi, of the crypto data analytics platform, stated that the team spent months asking Apple to remove phishing apps impersonating DefiLlama from the App Store, which delayed the mobile app's launch until all such counterfeit apps had been removed. 0xngmi noted that after the team downloaded one of the malicious apps and documented a small crypto wallet being stolen, Apple removed it within days. In 2024, the App Store also saw counterfeit apps impersonating Rabby Wallet and Curve Finance; in November 2023, a fake Ledger Live app on the Microsoft Store siphoned off $588,000 across 38 transactions. (Cointelegraph)
As disclosed by security researcher V12 (@v12sec), the Rabby Wallet browser extension contains a silent signature extraction vulnerability that allows attackers to extract wallet signatures via malicious websites without user awareness, thereby draining wallet assets. The conditions required to trigger this vulnerability are extremely limited: users must simultaneously meet two conditions—connecting to a malicious website and manually setting the auto-lock timer to 10 minutes. Other timer settings are unaffected, and the mobile app is also unaffected. Rabby Wallet officially stated that a fix update was released on August 11 following the vulnerability's discovery. No actual exploitation cases have been detected so far. Users are advised to confirm as soon as possible that the extension has been updated to the latest version.
Odaily News, DefiLlama founder 0xngmi, of the crypto data analytics platform, stated that the team spent months asking Apple to remove phishing apps impersonating DefiLlama from the App Store, which delayed the mobile app's launch until all such counterfeit apps had been removed. 0xngmi noted that after the team downloaded one of the malicious apps and documented a small crypto wallet being stolen, Apple removed it within days. In 2024, the App Store also saw counterfeit apps impersonating Rabby Wallet and Curve Finance; in November 2023, a fake Ledger Live app on the Microsoft Store siphoned off $588,000 across 38 transactions. (Cointelegraph)