DeFiLlama founder 0xngmi said the team has spent months reporting a fake DeFiLlama app to Apple’s App Store over trademark infringement and impersonation, but the listing has not been removed. He warned that apps of this kind can trick users into exposing private keys or losing funds, creating a direct security risk for DeFi users. 0xngmi urged users to access the service only through official channels and to avoid downloading apps from unverified sources. The update was cited by Techub News, with WuBlockchain named in the report.
Techub News said DeFiLlama founder 0xngmi has spent months telling Apple’s App Store about a fake DeFiLlama app.
Per the report, the complaint is about trademark infringement and impersonation. But Apple still has not taken the app down.
0xngmi said fake apps like this can trick users into giving up private keys or funds. Bad risk for DeFi users.
He told users to use the service only through official channels and to stay away from apps downloaded from unverified sources.
The report pointed to WuBlockchain.
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