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"In terms of implementation, the most interesting one is “Іron Wаllеt” (the I, a, and e are Cyrillic). Three seconds after install, it fetches the phishing page’s URL from the first record of a NocoDB spreadsheet and opens it [...] The API key had write access, so I wiped the spreadsheet."


The extension is actually still up: hxxps://addons[.]mozilla[.]org/en-US/firefox/addon/%D1%96ron-w%D0%B0ll%D0%B5t/


Did you just admit to a CFAA violation?


What do you mean by "you"? Do you know what quotes are?


Won't someone think of the poor phishers!


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It’s a reasonable default when commenting on a US-based site in English to an English comment about an English article.

Quit being a useless scold.


I hope you don’t expect us to use imperial measurements.


You do realize that the english speaking world is much bigger than the USA right? The fact it is the default language for business/trade means that it is known and spoken all over the world. So no, there is no "reasonnable default".

In case you didn't know, it is called english for a reason, USA didn't create it.

Also there is absolutely 0 correlation between where a website is based or hosted and its visitors origins unless it tackles only topic that are specific to a particular area ou in a language known by a very limited population.




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