ChainCatcher reported that SlowMist founder Cos said in a post on X that systems running versions earlier than iOS 27 are being exploited by some criminal groups to steal crypto wallets from iPhone users. He urged users to update their iPhone, iPad, Mac and other devices to the latest version as soon as possible. Cos also advised users to be careful when installing apps from unknown sources and to avoid opening suspicious links through Safari or in-app browsers. The warning focuses on device security and basic operational precautions for Apple users who store or access crypto wallets on their devices.
According to ChainCatcher, SlowMist’s Cos said in a post on X that systems running versions earlier than iOS 27 are being exploited by some criminal groups to steal crypto wallets from iPhone users.
He urged users to update their iPhone, iPad, Mac and other devices to the latest version promptly. He also warned users to be cautious about installing apps from unknown sources and to avoid opening suspicious links through Safari or in-app browsers.
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