ChainCatcher news, according to Forbes, researchers have confirmed that a malware attack targeting macOS users has been active for four months. This attack uses malware disguised as a video conferencing application to steal passwords from Keychain, as well as session cookies and cryptocurrency wallet information from browsers like Google Chrome, Brave, and Opera.According to Tara Gould from Cado Security Labs, the attackers use AI-generated content to create fake websites and social media accounts, posing as trustworthy businesses. Victims are often contacted through platforms like Telegram, discussing business opportunities related to blockchain or cryptocurrency. Once the file is installed, users are prompted to enter their macOS password, further facilitating data theft.Security experts advise users to remain vigilant, especially regarding unfamiliar links related to business. Using protective tools like Intego VirusBarrier can effectively defend against such threats.

ChainCatcher news, according to Caijing.com, China Pacific Insurance Suzhou Branch has launched the country's first digital currency account fund loss insurance product in collaboration with Bank of Communications Suzhou Branch, and has issued the first policy.According to the insurance product plan, during the coverage period, if the funds in a personal digital RMB wallet are stolen, or if the password is compromised, resulting in a financial loss, insurance compensation can be obtained. (Source link)