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“The quest for impermeable security in the crypto world is ongoing. Notable incidents with 3Commas highlight the value of enabling two-factor authentication and changing passwords regularly. Both firms and users must ensure safety of digital assets through constant vigilance and proactive measures.”

“MetaMask, a wallet provider, recently introduced a feature, Snaps, aiming to offer users greater insights into their transactions and interactions. They include Wallet Guard, providing detailed information before transaction authorization. However, concerns arise over the increased complexity and user involvement required.”

“Securing blockchain platforms involves minimizing vulnerabilities and incorporating protections that render exploits economically unfeasible. As seen in Stars Arena’s recent incident, even if a flaw is exploited, high network costs can ironically make the loot extraction impractical for attackers.”

Users of Friend.tech experienced SIM swap attacks, leading to a theft of over $385,000 in Ethereum. Due to weaknesses in the platform’s infrastructure, it’s suggested that $20 million of Friend.tech’s $50 million could be vulnerable.

South Australian police have apprehended a man allegedly involved in online drug trafficking and money laundering, confiscating an estimated $1.5 million in cryptocurrency. This incident raises concerns about cryptocurrency’s role in fostering increased illegal online activities, highlighting the need for enhanced security mechanisms within the decentralized financial system.

Match Systems, a Blockchain security firm, has uncovered an individual allegedly selling tokens linked to recent CoinEx and Stake hacks at discounted rates. The operation exposed significant blockchain vulnerabilities but also spotlighted inherent safeguards, traceability and transparency leading way for advancements in security.

“Cybersecurity experts warn of a new malware variant, “LightlessCan”, orchestrated by Lazarus Group. This sophisticated malware is deployed via employment scams, leading to cyber espionage. LightlessCan uses a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), mimicking Windows commands for stealthy execution and employs multiple encryption methods.”

Investigator @BoringSleuth’s report pointed out inconsistencies in the source of blockchain initiative, Filecoin’s ICO. It suggests a potential scheme intended to deceive investors by mimicking widespread investor interest. The verity of these claims remains unproven but they have raised important questions regarding transparency in the crypto realm.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit recently resumed Aptos (APT) transactions after a temporary suspension caused by counterfeit token infiltration. A fraudulent APT token named “ClaimAPTGift.com” infiltrated around 400,000 Aptos wallets, leading to some users selling these fake tokens. Upbit initiated a refund process for those affected and reinstated APT transactions after painstaking wallet checks.

“The decentralized finance platform, Balancer, suffered a security breach due to a ‘social engineering attack’ on its DNS service provider. The attack resulted in a loss of $238,000 in cryptocurrency. It’s speculated that ‘Angel Drainer phishing contracts’ were in play, causing significant concerns about DNS security patterns and considerations for switching to more secure DNS registrars.”