DarkSword iOS exploit chain threatens cryptocurrency wallet data
What was reported
According to SlowMist, the DarkSword exploit chain targets iOS 18.4–18.6.2 and can be triggered through Safari, enabling theft of device files, Keychain data and keyboard input. The source says the toolkit has been publicly reconstructed and deployed online, with cryptocurrency wallet applications among its primary targets.
Why it matters
A malicious webpage may be sufficient to compromise affected iPhones and expose wallet credentials or related sensitive data.
Evidence and limitations
- The source describes a six-CVE iOS exploit chain, including zero-days reportedly exploited in the wild.
- The source identifies cryptocurrency wallet applications as primary targets.
- No supported blockchain is specifically attributed as the affected network; the listed chains reflect wallet exposure rather than chain-level compromise.
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