A Florida woman who downloaded an app from the Google Play Store that she believed was a cryptocurrency wallet has sued Google in a California state court after the app allegedly turned malicious and her crypto, valued in the millions, was stolen.

Chris Vernon, a partner at the Vernon Litigation Group in Naples, Florida, and Frederick A. Rispoli, a partner at Hodl Law in Ladera Ranch, California, represent the plaintiff, Maria Vaca, in the lawsuit against Google. Vernon said the case is part of a larger trend in which crypto is one of the key tools to con people out of their wealth or outright steal from them.