CoinMarketCap's Front-End Compromised
CoinMarketCap is investigating a security breach after its front-end was compromised, displaying unauthorized wallet pop-ups.
The incident occurred on June 20, with the webpage showing malicious pop-up messages asking visitors to verify their crypto wallets.
We’re aware that a malicious pop-up prompting users to "Verify Wallet" has appeared on our site. ⚠️ Do NOT connect your wallet.
The platform's team has warned users against connecting their wallets while they work to resolve the issue.
CoinMarketCap's team is actively investigating the breach.
Author's summary: CoinMarketCap investigates front-end breach.
- The breach was first flagged by crypto community members.
- The malicious pop-up asks users to verify their crypto wallets.
- Users are warned not to connect their wallets until the issue is resolved.
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