2023-9-5 12:04 |
Official government websites from India, Nigeria, Egypt, Colombia, Brazil, Vietnam and other jurisdictions have been found redirecting to fake MetaMask websites.
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Сообщение Crypto Con Artists Exploit Government Websites via MetaMask Hijack to Deceive Crypto Enthusiasts появились сначала на Coinstelegram.
2023-9-5 16:51 | |
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CoinGecko and Etherscan users were targets of phishing attacks yesterday. Those on the crypto data aggregator websites were prompted to connect their MetaMask wallet to the nftapes.win website. The post Crypto Data Aggregator Websites Targeted in New Phishing Attempts appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2022-5-15 16:00 | |
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MetaMask, the popular browser extension that connects user crypto wallets to Ethereum-based websites, will be available later this week (31 Aug – 6 Sep) as a mobile app on the Google Play and Apple App Stores.
2020-9-3 23:30 | |
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MetaMask, the popular browser extension that connects user crypto wallets to Ethereum-based websites, will be available later this week (31 Aug – 6 Sep) as a mobile app on the Google Play and Apple App Stores.
2020-9-3 23:30 | |
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Several outlets and crypto programmers have pointed out for a year or more that MetaMask, by default, broadcasts your Ethereum public key (address) to websites you visit. The assumption is that this is a privacy vulnerability – most sites have no need for such information, after all.
2019-4-2 21:13 | |
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A recent Github issue shows that Metamask broadcasts ETH addresses of its users to websites by default, raising concerns about privacy.
2019-3-26 21:25 | |
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Users’ Ethereum wallet addresses are reportedly broadcast to all visited websites by leading ETH browser extension Metamask when privacy mode isn’t enabled
2019-3-24 18:20 | |
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On November 5, the MetaMask browser extension developers introduced “Privacy Mode” for MetaMask. As we know, the extension makes it possible to interact with a whole world of websites built on the Ethereum blockchain.
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