Odyssey Stealer Hits 100+ Countries, Targets 16+ Crypto Wallet Apps on macOS
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Odyssey Stealer malware has spread to more than 100 countries targeting macOS users and is engineered to steal passwords, browser data, cloud credentials, developer files and compromise over 16 desktop crypto wallets including Electrum and Exodus. Attackers deploy fake Apple App Store pages and ClickFix techniques and replace legitimate wallet apps with modified versions to capture credentials and transactions, creating prolonged custody and security risks for crypto users, DeFi participants and exchanges.
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- Odyssey Stealer has spread across more than 100 countries, targeting macOS users.
- The malware steals data from over 16 desktop crypto wallets, including Electrum, Exodus, and more.
- Attackers use fake Apple App Store pages and ClickFix techniques to trick victims.
A new wave of the Odyssey Stealer malware is targeting macOS users in more than 100 countries, according to security researchers at Moonlock Lab. The latest version is built to steal passwords, browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, cloud credentials, and developer files while maintaining long-term access to infected devices.
Researchers said the malware has evolved beyond simple credential theft. Once installed, it can replace legitimate cryptocurrency wallet applications with modified versions designed to capture wallet credentials and transaction information.
The campaign primarily targets users inter…
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