According to SafeDep, a security firm, malicious code hidden in version 14.4.2 of the fragment-api-py Python package stole cryptocurrency from user wallets between November 8 and 10. The package integrates with Telegram's Fragment trading platform. The attacker disguised the malicious code as a legitimate software update, automatically transferring GRAM and USDT balances to an attacker-controlled address when users ran the program with their wallet recovery phrase. At least two user wallets were confirmed compromised, with a total of 44.87 GRAM stolen on November 9 and 10. The malicious version was removed from PyPI on November 11.
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