North Korean hacker BlueNoroff targets crypto firms with new malware
According to cybersecurity firm Recorded Future, North Korean hacker groups have stolen approximately $3 billion in funds since 2017. Go to Source
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Bitget wallet on Telegram hits 6 million users 3 days after launch
Bitget Wallet’s Telegram Mini App, Bitget Wallet Lite mini, has attracted more than six million users in just three days after its soft launch. Go to Source
Compound Founder Withdraws $1.44 Million In EIGEN Tokens Amid Phishing-Related Theft Incident
Robert Leshner, founder of Compound, recently withdrew 500,000 EIGEN tokens valued at approximately $1.44 million from FalconX. The transaction occurred as EIGEN faced a price drop of nearly 15% over the last week, placing its current value at around $2.98. This movement underscores concerns over asset security, with Leshner’s address holding a substantial $23.61 million, … Read more
Misspelling Soneium on Google could drain your crypto wallet: Scam Sniffer
Web3 security firm Scam Sniffer says a malicious crypto-draining link can appear for some Google users when they search for Sony’s new blockchain. Go to Source
Tapioca offers $1M to ‘social engineering’ attacker who stole $4.7M
DeFi protocol Tapioca DAO said it was hacked for $4.7 million, now its offering its attacker a “significantly higher” bounty to try get most of the funds back. Go to Source
Scammers promote fake Uniswap L2 on Google amid Unichain hype
Google mistakenly promoted a fake version of the Unichain website that spammed users with requests to drain their wallets. Go to Source
Ledger users targeted by malicious ‘clear signing’ phishing email
Phishing attacks are a growing concern in the crypto industry, accounting for over $46 million worth of cryptocurrency stolen during September. Go to Source
LEGO removes crypto scam from homepage after being hacked: Report
The “LEGO Coin” token appeared on the toy manufacturer’s homepage for roughly 75 minutes before being taken down, onlookers said. Go to Source
Email auto-reply vulnerability allows hackers to mine cryptocurrency
Hackers exploit email auto-replies to spread crypto-mining malware, hijacking unsuspecting users’ systems to mine cryptocurrency without their knowledge. Go to Source
OpenAI’s press account hack was 5th security breach in 20 months
The hackers shilled the fake “OPENAI” token on OpenAI’s press account, a method reminiscent of previous X hacking incidents targeting the firm’s executives in the past. Go to Source
