ChainCatcher 消息，Scam Sniffer 于 X 平台发文表示，检测到一种名为 Fato Reader 的恶意软件，该恶意软件针对加密货币用户。由于恶意软件，加密货币盗窃案迅速增加，用户需要保持警惕。

ChainCatcher 消息，Scam Sniffer 于 X 平台发文表示，检测到一种名为 Fato Reader 的恶意软件，该恶意软件针对加密货币用户。由于恶意软件，加密货币盗窃案迅速增加，用户需要保持警惕。

Scam Sniffer：加密货币用户需警惕恶意软件 Fato Reader

ChainCatcher news, Scam Sniffer posted on X platform stating that a malware called Fato Reader has been detected, which targets cryptocurrency users. Due to the malware, cryptocurrency theft cases have been rapidly increasing, and users need to remain vigilant.

According to ChainCatcher, Scam Sniffer posted on the X platform that it had detected a malware called Fato Reader, which targets cryptocurrency users. Due to malware, cryptocurrency thefts have increased rapidly, and users need to remain vigilant.

Scam Sniffer: Cryptocurrency users should beware of malware Fato Reader

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