SlowMist's Yu Xian Flags Crypto-Theft Risk Linked to ComeCome App
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SlowMist's founder warned that a seemingly legitimate iOS food-delivery app, ComeCome, allegedly uses "poisoning" techniques to steal crypto assets, similar to a previously identified malicious app. The news reinforces operational and custody risks for retail users across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, potentially weighing on near-term risk appetite and accelerating security updates and scrutiny of mobile wallet/app-link integrity.
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Gold Finance reported that on Sept. 20, Yu Xian, founder of blockchain security firm SlowMist, issued a warning on X about a suspected "poisoning" and crypto-theft incident involving an app called ComeCome (Bai Tuo Bai Tuo), which presents itself as a food-delivery service. Yu said the app appears legitimate but covertly steals crypto assets on iPhones using poisoning methods similar to those previously disclosed in the FomoPeek case. He urged iOS users to upgrade to the latest system version as soon as possible, adding that iPad and Mac users may face similar risks and should stay alert.
