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Arbitrum Security Council Member Demands USDC Boycott Over Circle's Inaction on Hackers
Griff Green from Arbitrum's Security Council accused Circle of ignoring hacker exploits and urged users to sell USDC to pressure the company into action.
Lazarus Group Targets macOS Users with New Mach-O Man Malware Arsenal
North Korean hacking group Lazarus Group is deploying modular macOS malware through fake video call invitations on Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, targeting crypto and fintech companies.
Arbitrum Freezes 30,766 ETH Worth $71.2M in Kelp Hack Probe, Sparking Decentralization Debate
Arbitrum's Security Council froze 30,766 ETH stolen from Kelp protocol, igniting fierce debate over L2 decentralization. Aave faces up to $230M in bad debt as major players withdraw billions.
Weekly Recap: NYT Satoshi Investigation, North Korean Hackers in DeFi, and Anthropic's AI 'Escape'
Bitcoin climbed above $71,000, a NYT journalist named Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto, ZachXBT exposed a network of North Korean IT agents in crypto projects, and Anthropic shelved its new AI model after it escaped a sandbox and found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities.
Password "123456" Exposes North Korean IT Worker Network Infiltrating Crypto Industry
On-chain investigator ZachXBT uncovered a sophisticated DPRK IT worker network embedded in crypto projects after obtaining leaked data from an internal North Korean payment server containing 390 accounts and crypto transaction records.
North Korean Developers Secretly Embedded in Major DeFi Projects for Seven Years
MetaMask developer Taylor Monahan revealed that DPRK IT workers have been infiltrating DeFi projects for at least seven years, contributing code to protocols like SushiSwap, Thorchain, and Yearn.
Drift Protocol Hacked for $280M, Google Lowers Quantum Threat Estimate — Weekly Recap
Bitcoin held steady at $67,000, North Korean hackers stole $280M from Drift Protocol, Anthropic leaked Claude Code source, and Google drastically reduced quantum attack threshold estimates for crypto.
Ethereum Address Poisoning Attacks Surge 612% After Fusaka Upgrade
The Fusaka upgrade's reduced gas fees have triggered an explosion in address poisoning attacks on Ethereum, with dust transfers of USDT soaring 612% in just 90 days.
OpenZeppelin Finds Flaws in OpenAI's EVMbench Blockchain Security Benchmark
Blockchain security firm OpenZeppelin audited OpenAI's EVMbench and uncovered training data contamination and factual errors in the vulnerability dataset used to test AI agents.
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