
Fake Claude App Distributes Malware Targeting Crypto Wallets
Cointelegraph reports that a fake Claude desktop app is distributing RevStealer malware, which targets more than 50 crypto wallets and can collect browser credentials, cookies, messaging data and selected documents.
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A counterfeit desktop application presented as Claude is being used to distribute RevStealer malware, according to Cointelegraph. The malware targets more than 50 cryptocurrency wallets and can also collect browser passwords, cookies, messaging data and selected documents. The report highlights a security risk for crypto users who download desktop software from unverified sources. The affected assets listed in connection with the report include AKE, DATA, ONG, ORE, ALE and WAL. No information was provided on financial losses, the number of affected users or any impact on the prices of those tokens. The report was published on September 1, 2026.
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