CertiK warns crypto apps still exposed to eMudhra certificate flaw

The exposure here is structural: OS-level certificate blocks don't propagate to every piece of software that maintains its own trust store, so trading bots and exchange apps can remain a soft target even after the major platforms act. The realistic threat is address-swapping through impersonated exchange and wallet interfaces, but it hinges on traffic interception or redirection, which narrows the practical attack surface. What matters is whether independent software vendors and bot operators actually rotate or distrust the affected certificates, since that remediation sits outside the browser vendors' reach.