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🔥The stolen Bitcoins from the Cold Card case are starting to move 😕
In the last few hours, some of the #bitcoins stolen has already begun to move—related to the exploit case of #Coldcard —using a technique called “peel Chain,” routed through the Coinjoin mixer. This doesn’t look very good for those affected by this incident, because if this technique continues to be used, the chances of recovering these funds will be very difficult.
According to on-chain data, #Hacker (or hackers) have already moved 64 #BTC and do so through several processes. First, they send the funds to a new address, then run the funds through a mixer (like coinjoin), then start splitting them into smaller units, and finally remix those units. They do this in order to lose traceability and withdraw the money in fiat.
What has been under criticism lately is the use of the centralized coinjoin mixer, since it is known who owns it; however, they aren’t helping to freeze the funds. Why? For the person behind Coinjoin, “you can’t prove that the funds are stolen.” This argument sparked outrage within the community.
If, so far, no intervention has been made and if the attacker (hacker) continues using the same technique, it’s very likely that these funds will never be recovered.
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In the last few hours, some of the #bitcoins stolen has already begun to move—related to the exploit case of #Coldcard —using a technique called “peel Chain,” routed through the Coinjoin mixer. This doesn’t look very good for those affected by this incident, because if this technique continues to be used, the chances of recovering these funds will be very difficult.
According to on-chain data, #Hacker (or hackers) have already moved 64 #BTC and do so through several processes. First, they send the funds to a new address, then run the funds through a mixer (like coinjoin), then start splitting them into smaller units, and finally remix those units. They do this in order to lose traceability and withdraw the money in fiat.
What has been under criticism lately is the use of the centralized coinjoin mixer, since it is known who owns it; however, they aren’t helping to freeze the funds. Why? For the person behind Coinjoin, “you can’t prove that the funds are stolen.” This argument sparked outrage within the community.
If, so far, no intervention has been made and if the attacker (hacker) continues using the same technique, it’s very likely that these funds will never be recovered.
How will this story end?
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ReyKan_Vz:
Esto me recuerda la frase
-Ningún sistema es seguro. Pero sin duda también es una gran indignación lo que sucede en éstos casos.
⚠️ JUST IN: Bitcoin hardware wallet Coldcard has been exploited for 594.48 BTC ($38.2M)
More than 500 victims who believed their Bitcoin was secure in a hardware wallet lost all of their funds overnight, with 594.48 BTC drained within just 25 minutes.
Most of the funds are in this wallet:
#arkm #Hacker @币安广场
$BTC # on-chain tracking
More than 500 victims who believed their Bitcoin was secure in a hardware wallet lost all of their funds overnight, with 594.48 BTC drained within just 25 minutes.
Most of the funds are in this wallet:
#arkm #Hacker @币安广场
$BTC # on-chain tracking
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A NOTE for holders
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Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (approximately $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets.
The cause was a bug related to seed phrase generation that allowed private keys to be derived.
Choose cold wallets that are well-established and time-tested.
#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC
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Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (approximately $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets.
The cause was a bug related to seed phrase generation that allowed private keys to be derived.
Choose cold wallets that are well-established and time-tested.
#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC
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Nada Valenti kHE1:
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️ Important warning for cryptocurrency holders 😱
Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (around $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets.
The reason is a flaw related to the process of generating the seed phrase, which allowed the private keys to be derived and the funds to be accessed.$BNB
🔐 Always make sure to use trusted cold wallets with a strong track record and that have been tested over time.
#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC
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Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (around $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets.
The reason is a flaw related to the process of generating the seed phrase, which allowed the private keys to be derived and the funds to be accessed.$BNB
🔐 Always make sure to use trusted cold wallets with a strong track record and that have been tested over time.
#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC
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🚨 There's no way two hackers could pop up on the same day!
$H just got 'hacked' and tanked over 80%, now it's $SAHARA 's turn to dive another 59%
The crypto market has been wild lately, it seems like whenever a project is about to nosedive, there's always some story that pops up to explain the dump. 🤡
I can't tell if the hackers are just super busy or if the project teams are being too creative…
What do you guys think this is:
👉 Real hack?
👉 Whales dumping their bags?
👉 Or just an old trick with a new name?
#SAHARA #Binance #Crypto #Altcoin #Dump #Hacker
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$H just got 'hacked' and tanked over 80%, now it's $SAHARA 's turn to dive another 59%
The crypto market has been wild lately, it seems like whenever a project is about to nosedive, there's always some story that pops up to explain the dump. 🤡
I can't tell if the hackers are just super busy or if the project teams are being too creative…
What do you guys think this is:
👉 Real hack?
👉 Whales dumping their bags?
👉 Or just an old trick with a new name?
#SAHARA #Binance #Crypto #Altcoin #Dump #Hacker
$SAHARA
A serious reminder for anyone holding Bitcoin.
Around 593 BTC (about $39 million) was reportedly stolen from Coldcard Mk3 wallets after attackers exploited a flaw in how some seed phrases were generated. Instead of breaking the wallet itself, they were able to recreate vulnerable private keys from weak seed generation.
This is a reminder that even hardware wallets are not perfect. Security depends on both the device and how your seed is created.
A trusted, well-tested wallet with a strong setup is always a better choice than chasing the newest option.
Protect your keys. Your security is your responsibility.
#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC #Binance #crypto
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Around 593 BTC (about $39 million) was reportedly stolen from Coldcard Mk3 wallets after attackers exploited a flaw in how some seed phrases were generated. Instead of breaking the wallet itself, they were able to recreate vulnerable private keys from weak seed generation.
This is a reminder that even hardware wallets are not perfect. Security depends on both the device and how your seed is created.
A trusted, well-tested wallet with a strong setup is always a better choice than chasing the newest option.
Protect your keys. Your security is your responsibility.
#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC #Binance #crypto
$BTC
$BNB
🚨 Russian FSB client faces 10 years in prison in the U.S. after being arrested in Thailand
Denis Obyezko, an agent of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) accused of hacking, was arrested in Thailand and now faces a 10-year prison sentence in the United States. The case raises questions about the difficulty of arresting Russian hackers abroad and the obvious neglect on Obyezko’s part.
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📊 Impact: 📈 High
🏷️ REGULATION
#Cybersecurity #Russia #FSB #Hacker #USJustice
🔗 Source: https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-hacker-fsb-thailand-dutch-us-cyber-fraud/33805051.html
Denis Obyezko, an agent of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) accused of hacking, was arrested in Thailand and now faces a 10-year prison sentence in the United States. The case raises questions about the difficulty of arresting Russian hackers abroad and the obvious neglect on Obyezko’s part.
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📊 Impact: 📈 High
🏷️ REGULATION
#Cybersecurity #Russia #FSB #Hacker #USJustice
🔗 Source: https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-hacker-fsb-thailand-dutch-us-cyber-fraud/33805051.html
#Hacker 1 On November 21 at 9 PM, 300,000 was sent to today's 3.2 million, an increase of over 1000%.
It's rare to catch the first 10x of the SOL chain, satisfying. Don't be biased; go where the money is made. If you're biased, you definitely won't make money.
@币安Binance华语
Follow the Web3 Koi Diary, the coins you buy will increase tenfold.
It's rare to catch the first 10x of the SOL chain, satisfying. Don't be biased; go where the money is made. If you're biased, you definitely won't make money.
@币安Binance华语
Follow the Web3 Koi Diary, the coins you buy will increase tenfold.
🔥Hacker returns funds after exploiting a protocol 👀
A #Hacker decided to return money from a protocol that had been compromised. According to the team at Renegade.fi, a white hat hacker returned around $190,000 after bypassing the protocol's security. This return was made following specific instructions.
A new attack on a protocol. On Sunday, the on-chain analytics platform Blockaid highlighted an exploit of $209,000. A hacker injected malicious logic into a faulty function linked to their dark pool V1 of #Arbitrum to siphon off 27 ERC-20 tokens.
After the Renegade team realized this, they sent an on-chain message to the hacker. In this message, they asked the hacker to return 90% of the funds and keep the remaining 10% as a “white hat reward” to avoid charges.
According to data from the block explorer, within 45 minutes the hacker returned the funds and stated that they had exploited the protocol to protect users #defi . Furthermore, they also urged Renegade to strengthen their security measures.
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A #Hacker decided to return money from a protocol that had been compromised. According to the team at Renegade.fi, a white hat hacker returned around $190,000 after bypassing the protocol's security. This return was made following specific instructions.
A new attack on a protocol. On Sunday, the on-chain analytics platform Blockaid highlighted an exploit of $209,000. A hacker injected malicious logic into a faulty function linked to their dark pool V1 of #Arbitrum to siphon off 27 ERC-20 tokens.
After the Renegade team realized this, they sent an on-chain message to the hacker. In this message, they asked the hacker to return 90% of the funds and keep the remaining 10% as a “white hat reward” to avoid charges.
According to data from the block explorer, within 45 minutes the hacker returned the funds and stated that they had exploited the protocol to protect users #defi . Furthermore, they also urged Renegade to strengthen their security measures.
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200.000 💰💲 in cryptocurrencies from a Grok wallet
The attacker used 📲 #código #morse to inject💉 a transfer order 💱 through Bankr, an AI agent of the Base network 🛜 that executed the operation.🧑🔧
The stolen funds 💰 were in a Grok wallet✨ on Base, which was accumulating fees 📊💵 from the #DRB token
This is the second attack 💥 of the same type ☠️ in two months against the Grok-Bankr integration.🏧 🏦
200.000 💰💲 in cryptocurrencies from a Grok wallet
The attacker used 📲 #código #morse to inject💉 a transfer order 💱 through Bankr, an AI agent of the Base network 🛜 that executed the operation.🧑🔧
The stolen funds 💰 were in a Grok wallet✨ on Base, which was accumulating fees 📊💵 from the #DRB token
This is the second attack 💥 of the same type ☠️ in two months against the Grok-Bankr integration.🏧 🏦
Expert warns that the hacking of Kelp DAO may affect the adoption of blockchain by financial companies
The analyst from Jefferies, Andrew Moss, has expressed concerns that the recent hacking of Kelp DAO could hinder the adoption of blockchain technology by traditional financial institutions. According to NS3.AI, Moss highlighted that the incident revealed significant vulnerabilities in bridge systems and single points of failure. These issues may lead financial companies to reevaluate their risk management strategies when considering the integration of blockchain.
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The analyst from Jefferies, Andrew Moss, has expressed concerns that the recent hacking of Kelp DAO could hinder the adoption of blockchain technology by traditional financial institutions. According to NS3.AI, Moss highlighted that the incident revealed significant vulnerabilities in bridge systems and single points of failure. These issues may lead financial companies to reevaluate their risk management strategies when considering the integration of blockchain.
#HackAlert #Hacker #Binance $BTC $BNB $ETH
⚖️🚨 BREAKING: Manhattan Court Approves Arbitrum DAO to Move $71M ETH — Stolen by North Korean Hackers — to Aave 🔐💸
✅ Highlights:
• A US court in Manhattan officially authorized Arbitrum DAO to transfer $71 million worth of ETH linked to North Korean hacking groups.
• The funds, tracked and traced after being stolen, will be securely held & managed on the Aave protocol for safekeeping and future recovery.
• Landmark ruling: First major case where a court order directly governs a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) and on-chain assets.
• Sets a clear precedent: Crypto assets are traceable, recoverable, and subject to legal oversight.
💡 Key Takeaway:
This is a game-changer for regulation — proving blockchain activity is NOT lawless, and legal authorities can intervene and enforce justice on-chain 🛡️
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#ArbitrumDAO #CryptoLaw #Hacker #AssetRecovery
✅ Highlights:
• A US court in Manhattan officially authorized Arbitrum DAO to transfer $71 million worth of ETH linked to North Korean hacking groups.
• The funds, tracked and traced after being stolen, will be securely held & managed on the Aave protocol for safekeeping and future recovery.
• Landmark ruling: First major case where a court order directly governs a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) and on-chain assets.
• Sets a clear precedent: Crypto assets are traceable, recoverable, and subject to legal oversight.
💡 Key Takeaway:
This is a game-changer for regulation — proving blockchain activity is NOT lawless, and legal authorities can intervene and enforce justice on-chain 🛡️
$ARB $AAVE $ETH
#ArbitrumDAO #CryptoLaw #Hacker #AssetRecovery
🔥A hacker returns funds after exploiting the protocol 👀
Decided #Hacker to return funds from a compromised protocol. According to the Renegade.fi protocol team, a white hat hacker returned around $190,000 after manipulating the protocol's security. This return was made based on specific instructions.
A new attack on the protocol. On Sunday, the on-chain data analytics platform Blockaid indicated an exploit worth $209,000. The hacker injected malicious logic into a faulty function linked to the dark pool V1 of #Arbitrum to withdraw 27 ERC-20 tokens.
After the Renegade team caught wind of this, they sent a message on-chain to the hacker. In this message, they requested the hacker to return 90% of the funds and keep the remaining 10% as a “white hat” reward to avoid charges.
According to data from the block explorer, within 45 minutes the hacker returned the funds and stated that they had exploited the protocol to protect users #defi . Additionally, they also requested Renegade to enhance its security level.
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Decided #Hacker to return funds from a compromised protocol. According to the Renegade.fi protocol team, a white hat hacker returned around $190,000 after manipulating the protocol's security. This return was made based on specific instructions.
A new attack on the protocol. On Sunday, the on-chain data analytics platform Blockaid indicated an exploit worth $209,000. The hacker injected malicious logic into a faulty function linked to the dark pool V1 of #Arbitrum to withdraw 27 ERC-20 tokens.
After the Renegade team caught wind of this, they sent a message on-chain to the hacker. In this message, they requested the hacker to return 90% of the funds and keep the remaining 10% as a “white hat” reward to avoid charges.
According to data from the block explorer, within 45 minutes the hacker returned the funds and stated that they had exploited the protocol to protect users #defi . Additionally, they also requested Renegade to enhance its security level.
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🤯 Genius Hacker Used Morse Code to Trick Grok AI & Steal $180,000! 📉🔓
An incredible security breach! Scammers used a clever trick: hiding instructions inside "Morse Code" to bypass Grok AI’s safety filters. The AI failed to detect the threat and accidentally transferred the funds! 😱💸
🔍 How they did it:
• Transfer commands were hidden as dots and dashes (Morse Code).
• To standard checks, the text looked normal — but the AI processed the hidden message.
• Total loss: $180,000 before the team could freeze the system.
⚠️ Big Lesson:
This is a brand-new type of attack! It proves AI still has critical vulnerabilities, and hackers are constantly finding creative ways to exploit them. Platforms and users must be extra vigilant from now on 🛡️🚨
$TAO $FET $NEAR
#GrokAI #Hacker #CyberSecurity #CryptoTheft
An incredible security breach! Scammers used a clever trick: hiding instructions inside "Morse Code" to bypass Grok AI’s safety filters. The AI failed to detect the threat and accidentally transferred the funds! 😱💸
🔍 How they did it:
• Transfer commands were hidden as dots and dashes (Morse Code).
• To standard checks, the text looked normal — but the AI processed the hidden message.
• Total loss: $180,000 before the team could freeze the system.
⚠️ Big Lesson:
This is a brand-new type of attack! It proves AI still has critical vulnerabilities, and hackers are constantly finding creative ways to exploit them. Platforms and users must be extra vigilant from now on 🛡️🚨
$TAO $FET $NEAR
#GrokAI #Hacker #CyberSecurity #CryptoTheft
A threat actor on the dark web using the alias "xorcat" claims to have hacked Polymarket and stolen over 300,000 records — including 10,000 user profiles complete with names, profile pictures, proxy wallets, and crypto addresses.
The dataset is said to have been extracted on April 27, 2026, using a combination of undocumented API endpoints and misconfigured systems.
#Polymarket They swung back within hours, labeling the claim as "complete and utter nonsense." They stated that all the data in question is already auditable on-chain or accessible through documented public endpoints.
#Hacker The package being sold contains 750 MB of data including ~10,000 user profiles, 4,111 comments, 48,536 markets from the Gamma API, and over 250,000 active markets from the CLOB API. It also includes proof-of-concept exploits for several technical vulnerabilities, including: Axios proxy bypass (CVE-2025-62718), CORS misconfiguration in the CLOB API, Next.js middleware authentication bypass, and pagination loopholes.
Security Experts
Vladimir S, Chief Security Officer at Legalblock, stated that the data appears to be parsed public data repackaged as a database leak, rather than a true breach.
#PolymarketDeniesDataBreach
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The dataset is said to have been extracted on April 27, 2026, using a combination of undocumented API endpoints and misconfigured systems.
#Polymarket They swung back within hours, labeling the claim as "complete and utter nonsense." They stated that all the data in question is already auditable on-chain or accessible through documented public endpoints.
#Hacker The package being sold contains 750 MB of data including ~10,000 user profiles, 4,111 comments, 48,536 markets from the Gamma API, and over 250,000 active markets from the CLOB API. It also includes proof-of-concept exploits for several technical vulnerabilities, including: Axios proxy bypass (CVE-2025-62718), CORS misconfiguration in the CLOB API, Next.js middleware authentication bypass, and pagination loopholes.
Security Experts
Vladimir S, Chief Security Officer at Legalblock, stated that the data appears to be parsed public data repackaged as a database leak, rather than a true breach.
#PolymarketDeniesDataBreach
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