SlowMist said it has identified a job scam aimed at Web3 professionals in which attackers pose as recruiters and persuade targets to install a malicious application called “Relay.” The software is presented as an AI meeting tool and is built to target both macOS and Windows users. According to SlowMist, the malware is designed to steal browser credentials, wallet-related data, keychain information, and Telegram session records, among other sensitive information. The security team said it has analyzed related samples and reconstructed the attack chain. SlowMist also warned users to stay cautious during online interviews and recruitment processes, avoid running unverified applications, and closely examine unusual installation prompts or system password requests.
SlowMist said it has detected a job scam targeting Web3 professionals, with attackers impersonating recruiters and luring victims into installing a malicious application called “Relay,” which is disguised as an AI meeting tool.
The malware targets both macOS and Windows users and is intended to steal sensitive data including browser credentials, wallet-related information, keychain data, and Telegram session records. SlowMist said its team has analyzed the relevant samples and reconstructed the attack chain.
The firm urged users to remain cautious during online interviews and hiring processes, avoid running unverified applications, and scrutinize any unusual installation requests or system password prompts.
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