OKX warned about a fake browser extension that was uploaded to the Firefox store under the guise of the official cryptocurrency exchange plugin. The extension used authentic branding and received positive reviews, but contained hidden discrepancies. Scammers may collect users' confidential information. OKX urged users to secure their wallets and avoid downloading extensions from unreliable sources. At the time of the warning, the extension had been downloaded 95 times.
1/9/2025 11:43:21 AM (GMT+1)
Fake OKX extension for Firefox with real branding stole users' data: the plugin with false reviews and hidden discrepancies could lead to loss of funds ⚠️
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