I opened the file as well, immediately turn off you r pc and scan, if needed, do the format
Alright on it.
Is my iPhone safe?
And yeah doing everything which you recommended for Windows PC.
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yes it should be okay
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your iphone will be fine, doubt a swapd script kiddie is going to have IOS 0days lol
@Rayman one thing with moving your crypto, try move it on your IOS phone or something, its possible they dropped a ‘clipper’ tool on your windows machine which will slightly change the crypto address you enter, might change 1 character in the address you want to send to, and send to them instead
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What about phone please? Should do reset?
I opened the file too on my android phone and it showed this message last time, what should i do to my phone now please?
This screenshot was taken last time before i deleted the doc file
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Hi,
If its iOS you should be fine, unsure about Android
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Damn
Same
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So I’ve clicked the file on desktop, but it failed to download as it says “failed no permissions to download”
Should be safe rite?
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yup, same thing smh
Lucky i did not answered him
It was sketchy at first
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They just sent me a message too. Is SWAPD under some sort of cyber attack?
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clear your history fully or maybe delete the Chrome and resinstall
What an ■■■■■■■!! what do i do??
File upload button should be disabled ASAP.
android phones can get malware, not really familiar with how to secure/remove malware from an android phone but i’d take time to research it yourself
Data-Stealing Android App Impersonates Word Doc | Threatpost.
“Once the malware is installed on the phone, for example, it drops a Word doc icon onto the home screen. The victim taps to open the file, but instead executes the malware, which also delivers an error message to the user and removes the icon from the home screen.”
reminder to all of you that opened the file on windows: the programs that create these malicious doc files let the hackers enter fake ‘error’ messages to deceive you after the payload has been deployed. if you downloaded the file, but more importantly clicked on the file. treat it as your machine being hacked
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And this is why I refused to open a link in my ticket the other day. Thankfully you and @Brant was on it straight away and explained about the private chat.
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I am on Mac OS, should I be good then?