Binance faces scrutiny over response to Chrome extension attack, resulting in substantial user losses. Debates ensue over compensation and user responsibility amidst concerns about platform security and communication.
Huang BoEIP-3074 needs careful integration to avoid potential risks to Ethereum accounts. It's important for wallets to display clearly what users are signing, akin to handling one's private keys.
AlexAfter EIP-3074, a single wrong signature will be able to drain your Ethereum account’s balance. Yes, it’s real.
JinseFinanceScammers posing as crypto journalists on X use fake Calendly links to hijack accounts, spreading phishing links. Security experts warn of this trend targeting Chinese-speaking users, urging caution and prompt removal of suspicious access.
JoyThis article mainly introduces a case in which subsequent funds were continuously stolen due to authorization to the RugPull project in the early years, and expands the Dune data set based on relevant characteristics.
JinseFinanceIn a significant move, Google launches a multifaceted legal offensive against cybercriminals peddling malware-infested "generative AI" software under the false name Bard. The lawsuit, filed in a California court, reflects Google's commitment to protecting users from deceptive practices. The scammers, operating from Vietnam, exploit public interest in generative AI tools, misleading users into downloading harmful malware. Google's legal action aims not only to deter current offenders but also to establish safeguards against future scams, sparking a broader discussion on securing the digital realm amidst evolving cyber threats.
Xu LinThe development of the crypto industry has been accompanied by an increase in the number of theft scams and “rug pulls,” both of which continue to be an issue.
FinboldPoly Network’s under the spotlight again, and it is not anything good. Hackers issued about $4B in malicious tokens by exploiting a smart contract function residing within the platform's bridge tool.
CatherineThe feature is still in draft form and would require a soft fork in order to be adopted into Bitcoin Core.
OthersA malicious governance proposal (Proposal #85) requesting the transfer of 18 million Audius’ in-house AUDIO tokens worth $6.1 million was approved via an exploit.
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