Fake Uniswap app steals $20,000 from a user
A fake Uniswap app in the Google Play store is stealing cryptocurrency from users. One of them has already lost $20,000.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
Fake Uniswap app steals $20,000 from a user
A fake Uniswap app in the Google Play store is stealing cryptocurrency from users. One of them has already lost $20,000.
Texas state securities regulator suspects 14 crypto firms of fraud
The Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) issued three emergency orders to cease the activities of 14 cryptocurrency companies. In a press release, the regulator described them as investment scammers.
Dublin man jailed for $2m cryptocurrency theft
The Circuit Criminal Court in Dublin has sentenced local resident Conor Freeman to prison for theft of more than $2 million in cryptocurrency through SIM card swapping. The Irish Times reports.
From hackers and cypherpunks to online freedom advocates — five software manifests of the Internet
According to a recent report by the rights advocacy organisation Freedom House, the coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected global freedom on the Internet. For ten years running, users have faced a broad erosion of their rights, and this trend is contributing to a crisis of democracy worldwide.
Australian regulator charges BitConnect promoter John Bigatton
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has charged John Bigatton, a New South Wales resident, with promoting the fraudulent cryptocurrency project BitConnect.
US arrests organizer of $35m Ponzi scheme
Matthew Pirsi, founder of Family Wealth Legacy and Zolla, accused of organizing a large Ponzi scheme, was detained by FBI agents, according to a press release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Some of the Bitcoin stolen from Ledger users ends up on Binance
Organisers of the phishing attack on Ledger hardware-wallet users moved 51 BTC to Binance. The Telegram channel Goldfoundinshit TM reported this.
Bank Heists, Security Services and the Democratic Party Hack: The Story of Russia’s Lurk Hackers
In late October 2020, the Sverdlovsk Regional Court freed Konstantin Kozlovsky from custody — one of the alleged leaders of the Lurk hacking group, whose activities have been investigated for years by law enforcement and cybersecurity specialists. He is accused of stealing more than a billion rubles from Russians’ bank accounts.
Value DeFi hacker who attacked protocol returns $95,000 to victims
An unknown attacker, having stolen $6 million in the Value DeFi protocol attack, returned part of the funds after user complaints left in the transaction comments.
Hacker’s Deep Dive: Experts Explain Smart-Contract Audit Nuances Using Yggdrasil as a Case Study
Security specialists HackControl explained how to secure systems and applications, and discussed the main vulnerabilities of smart contracts and blockchain projects.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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