HP Wolf Security Report: Fake AI Crypto Trading Software Replaces Browser Wallet Extensions via Microsoft Signature Program, Stealing User Credentials
HP Wolf Security, HP's threat research team, has released a report stating that a malware named Needle Stealer, disguised as an AI crypto trading assistant, has been using Microsoft's legitimate signed software to bypass security checks. It replaces seven browser-based crypto wallet extensions, including Phantom, Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, OKX Wallet, MetaMask, and Tonkeeper, turning the familiar wallet interface into a credential trap to steal user login information. The report, published on September 17, is based on threats observed between April and June 2026.
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