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Latest Crypto Security stories
- Duelbits Hot Wallets Lose $4.2 Million Across Three Networks
The outflows included 836 Ether, 1.62 million Tether and other assets, with most later exchanged for Ether.
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- Neutron DAO Proposal 9 Passed as Astroport and Drop Incident Estimates Totaled $9.3M
The vote transferred control of 11 contracts to the attacker. The final amount permanently lost or recovered remains unconfirmed.
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- Nano Labs Says Founder Jack Kong’s X Account Was Compromised
The account was used to post false crypto project information, creating a potential market-manipulation and investor-safety risk.
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- Cosmos Hub Restarts After Neutron Governance Attack Drains $4.4 Million
Validators halted the network for nearly 25 hours and moved about 1.227 million ATOM from an attacker-linked address for planned recovery.
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- FomoPeek iPhone App Carried Malicious Code as Wallet Received $580K
Versions 1.1 and 1.2 included modules that could target data from other apps, while version 1.3 removed them.
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- Liquid Keeps L-BTC Redemptions Suspended as Attacker Holds $51 Million in Bitcoin
The attacker still holds 598.50 Bitcoin after returning about 3,400 of nearly 4,000 Bitcoin taken during the Sept. 6 exploit.
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- Bull Bitcoin Customers Face Uncertain Wait for BTC Withdrawals
Liquid Network peg-outs remain suspended after an exploit created nearly 4,000 unbacked L-BTC and drained almost 4,000 BTC from reserves.
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- WaterPlum Hackers Target 7,000 Crypto Wallets in $10.7M Theft
The campaign infected at least 30,000 devices across more than 100 countries between December 2025 and July 2026.
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- North Korean Fake-Job Scheme Sent $10.71 Million in Crypto to DPRK
The WaterPlum campaign compromised at least 30,000 devices and exfiltrated funds or credentials from more than 7,000 crypto wallets across over 100 countries.
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- SlowMist Identifies FOMOPeek as Malware, Not Official FOMO App
SlowMist CISO 23pds clarified that the malicious software previously linked to FOMO was FOMOPeek, a separate app, not FOMO’s official iOS application.
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- FOMO iOS App Flagged for Crypto-Stealing Malware
The affected version was available on Apple’s App Store from Sept. 9 to Sept. 17 and may have exposed seed phrases and private keys.
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- Coldcard Flaw Exposes 1,080 BTC Theft, Raises Hardware Wallet Security Concerns
A Coldcard wallet vulnerability tied to flawed randomness enabled attackers to steal 1,080 BTC, raising renewed concerns over hardware wallet security and key generation reliability.
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- Coldcard Wallet Users Urged to Move Funds as Ongoing Attack Risk Expands
Security researchers including Galaxy’s Alex Thorn warn Coldcard wallet users of ongoing attack risks as threat actors expand targeting of vulnerable configurations.
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- BlackRock, Coinbase Join $15 Million Bitcoin Security Consortium Initiative
BlackRock, Coinbase, Fidelity and others launch a $15 million Bitcoin Security Consortium to fund open-source research and strengthen network security.
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- Solana Holds Ground as Wallet Hack Highlights Platform Risk, Volume Surges
Solana maintains large-cap positioning as a $2.4 million Cardano-linked wallet breach underscores third-party security risks while trading volume spikes.
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- Bitcoin Faces Quantum Risk as Coinbase Council Warns of 7 Million BTC Exposure
Coinbase’s advisory council warns up to 7 million Bitcoin could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks, highlighting unresolved governance risks around abandoned coins and migration to quantum-resistant systems.
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- Bitcoin Slips Below $63K as Regulation, ETF Flows and Malware Risks Weigh
Bitcoin fell below $63,000 as markets reacted to CFTC expansion plans, Solana ETF outflows, Russia’s potential token restrictions and rising macOS wallet malware threats.
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- Ledger Urges ‘Human Sovereignty’ Security Model as AI and Quantum Risks Rise
Ledger’s APAC head Takatoshi Shibayama told Korea’s financial sector that rising AI, governance, and quantum threats require human-verified transaction architecture as the core defense in digital assets.
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