Coinmarketcap may be compromised by continuing front-end attack

Coinmarketcap, one of the most used platforms for the pursuit of cryptodata, is reportedly confronted with a security gap in the frontend, with several users received a suspicious request to check their wallets.

According to the first reports, visitors to the website are diverted or receive a fake confirmation report, which asks you to connect your wallets.

Security experts warn that users unknowingly grant access to their funds by interaction with the request and thus empty their wallets.

For the time being, it is recommended to avoid access to coinmarketcap until the situation is clarified.

The problem seems to be limited to the front-end interface of the platform, which means that attackers may not have complete control over the backend infrastructure or the database.

The website has not yet made an official statement, but cyber security circles and crypto users actively spread warnings on social media to prevent further losses.
Coinmarketcap may be compromised by continuing frontend attack

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