Scammers used CryptoRom and exploited Apple’s Enterprise Program to steal more than $1.4 million from dating app users
CryptoRom targets dating app users
Apple utilizes “Super Signature” to get in touch with new consumers. This program is on the radar of hackers since it allows them to obtain sensitive information. Furthermore, it makes it easier for fraudsters to distribute applications since they don’t have to go through Apple’s App Store approval process.
Hackers have been targeting iPhone users in a CryptoRom scam. CryptoRom is a virus that may hide on your device and steal all of its data. This malware has previously targeted Asian users before spreading globally. This Android and iOS version of the scam has targeted individuals all around the world.
What is Apple’s Enterprise Program?
The Enterprise Program from Apple allows the attacker to avoid their app store screening and distribute fraudulent applications. The signature system, which was created to make it easier for individuals to submit their applications, has been misused by fraudsters. Crooks are also stealing personal information by exploiting remote management tools that have been infected with harmful malware.
You may believe that you can distribute apps signed with these certificates outside your business, but it’s not advised. This certificate is solely for work purposes and should never be shared with anyone else.
The Bitcoin address associated with this fraud has so far received over $1.4 million. The majority of the victims are iPhone users who were tricked into installing a Mobile Device Management profile.
