Thehackernews Binance Alerts Users to iOS Flaw Exposing Crypto Wallet Keys
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- •An iOS sandbox escape vulnerability could expose sensitive crypto data.
- •Binance advises users to uninstall untrusted apps and update their devices.
- •No confirmed attacks have been reported, but proof-of-concept code is public.
Binance has issued a warning regarding an iOS sandbox escape vulnerability that could allow malicious apps to access sensitive data, including crypto wallet keys and recovery phrases, on devices running iOS 26 and 27. The vulnerability, named worse_query, was released by a researcher on GitHub and enables apps to read files from other applications without requiring a jailbreak. Although Apple released updates for iOS 26 and 27 on November 9, 2026, it remains unclear if these updates address the vulnerability. Binance has advised users to uninstall apps from untrusted sources and to transfer funds to new wallets if they suspect a breach. No confirmed attacks have been reported at this time, but the potential for exploitation exists due to the proof-of-concept code available publicly. The affected iOS versions include 26.7.1, 27.0.1, and 27.2, with the latest updates not mentioning the worse_query issue in their security notes.
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