Hackers compromised HBO Max’s verified Reddit account and ran 108 malicious ads in about 48 hours, using fake HBO Max, AI and developer software to spread malware on Windows and macOS. The campaign targeted passwords, browser data and crypto wallets, while Reddit later locked the account and removed the malicious ads.
WeatherlyHackers disguised Needle Stealer malware as an AI crypto trading agent, using it to replace seven browser wallet extensions and steal users’ passwords. HP found the campaign between April and June 2026, while also uncovering QR code phishing, Phantom Stealer campaigns and other malware attacks targeting users.
AnaisMoneyGram has launched a stablecoin-backed card in Colombia that lets customers hold a stable-dollar balance, spend through Visa and access cash through its network.
WeatherlyHyundai Card completed a $20,000 cross-border payment between Hyundai Motor’s US and Mexico units using USDT on Avalanche, settling it in about seven minutes instead of three to four hours. The company now plans to test the system at a larger scale and run a separate European pilot with Circle and Visa.
AnaisAn attacker drained about $2 million from Fetch.ai and NuNet by stealing 8.7 million FET and minting 408.5 million NTX without authorisation.
AnaisGrayscale plans a 3-for-1 share split for its Zcash ETF ZCSH, giving shareholders two extra shares for every share they hold while keeping the total value unchanged.
WeatherlyBinance Wallet has launched Pre-Access campaigns on PancakeSwap, giving eligible users tokenised exposure to private companies before they go public.
AnaisPolymarket was hit by an attempted $10 million fraud scheme in February 2026, with fraudsters using stolen debit cards to deposit funds, place bets and attempt withdrawals to accounts they controlled.
WeatherlyX has sued two UK residents and unidentified account operators, alleging they used a network of crypto-focused accounts to fake engagement and collect £207,384 ($277,000) from its former Creator Revenue Sharing programme.
AnaisNorth Korea-linked hackers used fake job interviews to infect over 30,000 devices in 100+ countries and steal at least $10.7 million from 7,000+ crypto wallets. The WaterPlum group targeted developers with malicious coding tests and interview software, stealing passwords, seed phrases and personal data.
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