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Crypto just got a major security scare as hackers slipped malware into a widely-used Injective blockchain dev tool, stealing private keys and seed phrases from unsuspecting developers. The attack, hidden in a popular npm package, exploited trusted software to siphon sensitive wallet data — with over 300 downloads before detection. While the compromised versions are now removed and Injective’s CEO confirms no funds are at risk, this underscores a rising threat: wallet theft is now the costliest crypto attack vector. Stay vigilant — the hackers are getting smarter, and they’re using the very platforms devs rely on to strike.

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