Approval phishing is no longer a fringe exploit, it is rapidly embedding itself into the everyday flow of on-chain activity. Across decentralized exchanges, NFT marketplaces, and yield platforms, users routinely ...
Losing a seed phrase in crypto has always meant losing everything. No recovery process, no customer support, no second chance. Social recovery wallets are designed to change that, replacing the ...
Crypto security has always been a game of cat and mouse. From phishing links to smart contract exploits, attackers evolve as quickly as the technology itself. But a new threat ...
Analysis of Fabric Protocol's ROBO airdrop reveals that approximately 40% of the 199 million distributed tokens—worth roughly $8 million—were claimed by a single coordinated entity across 7,000 wallets. The concentration ...
Kentucky House Bill 380, introduced by Representatives Aaron Thompson and Tom Smith, includes a provision requiring hardware wallet manufacturers to provide mechanisms for users to recover seed phrases and private ...
The SEC and CFTC jointly issued guidance on March 17 declaring that most crypto assets are NOT securities, ending a decade-long regulatory ambiguity that has stalled innovation and forced companies ...
Scammers have stolen over $79 million from Ethereum users through address poisoning attacks—a technique where fraudsters send tiny transactions to victim wallets using lookalike addresses, causing fake addresses to appear ...
Three suspects posing as police robbed a Paris couple at knifepoint on March 9, 2026, forcing them to transfer approximately €900,000 ($980,000) in Bitcoin to a criminal-controlled wallet. The Le ...
South Korea's National Tax Service lost approximately $4.8 million in seized cryptocurrency after officials published a press release photograph that clearly showed the handwritten recovery phrase for a confiscated hardware ...
Two suspects have been arrested in South Korea after 22 bitcoin worth roughly $1.5 million disappeared from police evidence storage at a Seoul station — not through physical theft, but ...
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