Solana dApp Store Breach Exposes Users to Seed Phrase Theft
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- •A fraudulent app in Solana's dApp Store prompted users for seed phrases.
- •The app was live for about one hour before removal and patching.
- •Users are advised to move assets to new wallets immediately.
On November 1, 2026, a fraudulent app named SKR Claim appeared in the Solana Mobile dApp Store after unauthorized access to its publishing portal. The app, which prompted users to enter their wallet seed phrases, was visible for about one hour before being removed. Solana Mobile has since patched the vulnerability that allowed the app to be published and is working to uninstall it from affected devices. Users who interacted with the app are advised to transfer their assets to new wallets immediately. The incident highlights the risks of verifying cryptocurrency applications, especially when fraudulent listings appear in official marketplaces. The SKR Claim app exploited a recent legitimate airdrop process, making it more convincing to users. The exact number of downloads or seed phrases submitted remains unclear.
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