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The ETHDenver assistant is a live, conference-facing pilot, but CoinFello says the bigger goal is an agent that can trigger onchain actions via smart accounts and emerging agent standards.
Attackers used a fake PDF incident report hosted on AWS to scare victims into enabling 2FA, though a poorly crafted phishing campaign. Freelance security consultant Xavier Mertens reported a phishing campaign using a fake PDF security incident report hosted on AWS to scare victims into enabling 2FA.
On some Ethereum L2s, bots now burn over half the gas just searching for MEV, and they don’t pay proportionally for it. That’s a scaling and market-fairness problem rooted in market structure. The privacy conversation in crypto has finally escaped the “anonymous money” framing that do
North Korean hackers target users of top Ethereum wallet MetaMask&n
A newly surfaced mobile spyware platform called ZeroDayRAT is rapidly gaining traction across underground Telegram channels. ZeroDayRAT is designed to give attackers complete remote control over both Android and iOS devices, supporting versions from Android 5 through 16 and iOS up to version 26,
Researchers found malicious npm and PyPI packages tied to a fake recruitment campaign linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group. ReversingLabs researcher uncovered new malicious packages on npm and PyPI connected to a fake job recruitment campaign attributed to the North Korea-linked Lazarus Group. The
A new variation of the fake recruiter campaign from North Korean threat actors is targeting JavaScript and Python developers with cryptocurrency-related tasks. [...]
Lazarus Group’s latest software supply chain operation is using fake recruiter lures and popular open‑source ecosystems to deliver malware to cryptocurrency‑focused developers quietly. The campaign, dubbed graphalgo, abuses GitHub, npm, and PyPI to hide multi‑stage payloads behind seemingly legit
Less than a year after a global law enforcement takedown severely disrupted its operations, LummaStealer has not only survived, but it’s thriving again. Bitdefender researchers report a sharp resurgence in the infostealer’s activity, now fueled by a stealthy delivery chain centered on CastleLoade
Hyperliquid has bought an additional 5 million HYPE tokens worth $129.5 million at an average price of about $25.9.