"Mysterious Mail.Ru Wallet Hack Exposed: What You Need to Know"

[breaker2001]

"Guys, just got word that Mail.Ru wallet users were hit with a massive hack yesterday. Reports are saying thousands of accounts were compromised, with some users claiming they had their funds drained. Anyone else affected by this?"

 

[donar]

"Hey guys, I've got a friend who uses Mail.Ru wallet and just got an email saying their account was compromised. Apparently, hackers were using SQL inject to get access to user data. Anyone know if there's a patch or update for this?"

 

[manunok]

"Yooo, just got a PM from a friend who got hit by this hack. Apparently, they had their email and password compromised, which is pretty standard for these kinds of hacks. Guess we gotta be more cautious with our 2FA setup now"

 

[Инна Бондаренко]

"Dude, I saw that article too and I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. Apparently, the hackers exploited a vulnerability in the wallet's API, allowing them to drain user balances. Guess it's a good reminder to use a hardware wallet for storing large amounts of crypto."

 

[pascha25]

"Dudes, just got word from a Russian crypto friend who's been affected by this. Apparently, Mail.Ru wallets with 2FA enabled are still vulnerable to phishing attacks if users input their 2FA codes via email or text, which is pretty sketchy. Anyone else experiencing this?"

 

[ident]

"Dude, just a heads up, I've been following that Mail.Ru Wallet hack, and it seems like the attackers are targeting users with large balances, attempting to scam them out of their funds. If you've been using that wallet, better verify your account ASAP and set up 2FA. Stay vigilant out there"

 

[imonis]

"Dude, that mail.ru hack is getting a lot of attention lately. I've been digging into it and it seems like a phishing attack, but still, users are losing a decent amount of RUB. Has anyone got any insight on how to protect yourself from these types of attacks?"