tldr; CoinMarketCap experienced a security breach on June 20, where a malicious JavaScript embedded via a doodle image on its homepage triggered a fake wallet verification pop-up. The platform quickly resolved the issue, removed affected scripts, and implemented safeguards. No losses were reported, but the incident highlights vulnerabilities in crypto platforms and the need for user vigilance. CoinMarketCap assured users that the site is now safe and remains committed to security and transparency.
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tldr; CoinMarketCap experienced a security breach on June 20, where a malicious JavaScript embedded via a doodle image on its homepage triggered a fake wallet verification pop-up. The platform quickly resolved the issue, removed affected scripts, and implemented safeguards. No losses were reported, but the incident highlights vulnerabilities in crypto platforms and the need for user vigilance. CoinMarketCap assured users that the site is now safe and remains committed to security and transparency.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
tldr: YES, save now.