Reviews for Wаllet - Crypto & EVM
Wаllet - Crypto & EVM by Ext
113 reviews
- Rated 1 out of 5by Taylor Jones, 9 hours agoMetaMask users: this extension specifically targets MetaMask. It injects a fake 'update required' banner and redirects you to a phishing page that harvests your seed phrase. Lost 3.1 ETH and $2,000 USDC. SCAM!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Taylor Jackson, 9 hours agoI ran this in a sandbox with network monitoring. Within 30 seconds it connected to 4 unknown IPs and began sending data. The extension description is completely fake. This is active malware — DO NOT INSTALL!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Taylor Lee, 9 hours agoKuCoin users — this extension captures your login credentials when you access KuCoin and immediately withdraws your balance to an external wallet. $3,800 in various coins stolen from me. PHISHING SCAM!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Avery Hall, 9 hours agoDO NOT ENTER YOUR SEED PHRASE ANYWHERE near this extension. It hooks into your browser's clipboard and captures your 12/24-word recovery phrase the moment you type or paste it. Lost 6.8 ETH this way. TOTAL THEFT!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Kendall Thomas, 9 hours agoRan Wireshark while this was installed. Every password I typed was sent in plain text to a server in Eastern Europe within milliseconds. This is a live, active keylogger. Criminal software — AVOID!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Logan Lee, 9 hours agoLedger Live users be careful! Although Ledger is hardware-based, this extension intercepts the connection between Ledger Live and your device, exposing transaction signing. $11,500 in ETH was redirected. SCAM!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Jordan Miller, 9 hours agoI lost 2.5 ETH to this scam extension last week. They grabbed my seed phrase and emptied my wallet before I could react. Please learn from my mistake — 100% a scam. Report it and stay away!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Reese Rodriguez, 9 hours agoFound this extension communicating with known malware command-and-control servers listed in public threat intelligence databases. It's part of an organised criminal operation. Report to Mozilla immediately!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Reese Brown, 9 hours agoThis cost me $1,850 in BTC. Looks legitimate but secretly logs your seed phrase when you unlock your wallet. By the time I noticed it was too late. Mozilla REMOVE THIS NOW. TOTAL SCAM!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Logan Rodriguez, 9 hours agoDANGER: Seed phrase thief. Lost $4,500. Zero functionality. Only purpose is to steal your crypto. DELETE and REPORT immediately.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Parker Martin, 9 hours agoPhantom wallet users — this extension is specifically designed to steal Solana. It injects a script into Phantom's popup and exfiltrates your private key silently. Lost 180 SOL ($18,000). DO NOT INSTALL THIS!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Emerson Taylor, 9 hours agoWARNING: Even if you NEVER type your seed phrase, this extension can steal it. It injects code into MetaMask itself and reads the phrase from memory when you unlock your wallet. Lost $9,100. Devastating scam.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Peyton Walker, 9 hours agoPrivacy nightmare: This extension reads and sells ALL your browsing history. Every URL, every search, every form you fill. Read the permissions — it has access to everything. Your data is being monetised without consent.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Reese Garcia, 9 hours agoThis extension is listed under a company name that doesn't exist. The registered developer email domain was created 2 weeks ago. No real company is behind this — just scammers hiding behind a fake business. FRAUD!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Avery Martin, 9 hours agoIT professional warning: This extension modifies browser security policies to allow cross-site requests that normal security blocks. It then uses this to scrape session cookies from banking and shopping sites. MALICIOUS!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Logan Moore, 9 hours agoLost my entire seed phrase to this fake extension. It shows a popup saying your wallet needs 'recovery verification' — that popup sends your phrase directly to criminals. $14,300 in SOL gone instantly. SCAM!!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Avery Smith, 9 hours agoBefore you install: this extension is a phishing kit. It waits until you visit popular sites like Amazon, PayPal, or your bank, then injects a fake overlay to steal your credentials. DO NOT INSTALL.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Cameron Anderson, 9 hours agoFound this extension communicating with known malware command-and-control servers listed in public threat intelligence databases. It's part of an organised criminal operation. Report to Mozilla immediately!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Cameron Martin, 9 hours agoThis scam ruined me financially. Looked official, had good ratings (all fake), and destroyed my savings of 3.2 BTC. They spoof a real extension and collect everything silently. PLEASE do not make my mistake.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Cameron Walker, 9 hours agoAnalysed this extension's network traffic: It sends encrypted payloads to 3 domains registered last month through a Tor-adjacent proxy. Classic criminal infrastructure for a crypto theft operation. DANGEROUS!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Jordan Martin, 9 hours agoFound this extension communicating with known malware command-and-control servers listed in public threat intelligence databases. It's part of an organised criminal operation. Report to Mozilla immediately!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Avery Williams, 9 hours agoAirdrop hunters BEWARE: This extension claims to help find airdrops but instead submits hidden 'approve' transactions to drain your wallet tokens. $5,100 in ARB and OP tokens gone. Classic drain attack. SCAM!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Morgan Taylor, 9 hours agoMy elderly mother installed this and lost access to her email, online banking, and social media within 24 hours. The extension silently resets account recovery options. Targeting vulnerable users. CRIMINAL OPERATION!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Peyton Rodriguez, 9 hours agoFound this extension communicating with known malware command-and-control servers listed in public threat intelligence databases. It's part of an organised criminal operation. Report to Mozilla immediately!
- Rated 1 out of 5by Peyton Martinez, 9 hours agoDO NOT BE FOOLED by the professional-looking screenshots and description. I paid for this with my data and money. The extension does nothing it claims — it just harvests your information. Pure scam, zero functionality.