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Wallet security: Compromised iPhone can extract data every 15 seconds
An iVerify report described spyware capable of compromising iPhones and executing remote commands to collect data from cryptocurrency wallets, including information related to imToken. The malware can repeat these extractions every 15 seconds while the device is compromised. This reinforces a critical point for those using self-custody: wallet security also depends on device security. Even if you have a seed phrase well protected, a compromised phone can expose your private keys or allow unauthorized transactions. The recommendation remains to use hardware wallets for significant amounts and keep the device updated with security patches. https://cryptoslate.com/new-iphone-spyware-can-hunt-for-crypto-wallets-and-ex… What is your approach to protecting your Bitcoin private keys — hardware wallet, cold storage, or another strategy?