Atomic Wallet has an impostor that is tricking victims into downloading an infostealer.
Criminals are impersonating (opens in new tab) Atomic Wallet to try and distribute the Mars Stealer malware, researchers have warned.
Atomic Wallet is one of the more popular cryptocurrency wallets (opens in new tab) that, aside from being able to store people’s digital tokens, also acts as an exchange, allowing users to swap between different types of cryptocurrencies. The Android version alone has more than a million users.
But it’s not the Android version that’s under assault here, but rather, the Windows version, as a malware researcher going by the name Dee, discovered a fake Atomic Wallet website which, although it doesn’t look exactly like the legitimate one, still uses the company’s official logos, themes, marketing images, and structure.
