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Community, a quick lesson on P2P security: Never, EVER, release your crypto before checking directly in your banking app that the actual balance is available! Don’t trust screenshots, they're easy to edit. Protect your funds! Do you have any non-negotiable P2P security rules?👇🤝 #P2P #Seguridad

⚠️ ALERT: A SINGLE USB DRIVE CAN EMPTY YOUR CRYPTO WALLET.
And you don’t need to click on anything shady. Just plug it in. 😨

🦠 MEET CRYPTOBANDITS
Microsoft confirmed that this malware, identified as Trojan:Win32/CryptoBandits, has been infecting Windows computers since February via USB drives 🔌 QuickNode

🎯 HERE’S HOW IT CATCHES YOU:
You plug in an infected USB with a malicious shortcut (.lnk). Once you click, a "worm" installs on your PC QuickNode
The malware monitors the Windows clipboard every 500 milliseconds, waiting for you to copy something valuable 👁️ QuickNode
When you copy a seed phrase or private key from Bitcoin or Ethereum, the malware captures it and sends it to the attacker via the Tor network 🕸️ QuickNode

😱 THE MOST DANGEROUS PART:
If you copy a wallet address to send funds, the worm silently replaces it with the attacker’s address — before you paste it QuickNode
You send your money... and it never arrives where you thought. 💸➡️🕳️

🔄 AND IT PROPAGATES ON ITS OWN:
When you connect a clean USB to an infected system, the malware scans legitimate files — Word, Excel, PDF — and replaces them with malicious shortcuts with the same name Guardarian
Your own USB becomes the next attack vector. 🔁

🛡️ HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF:
Avoid using USBs from unknown or untrusted sources
Use hardware or software wallets with address verification features
✅ ALWAYS verify the first and last characters of the address before sending
✅ Disable AutoRun on removable devices Crypto NewsCrypto News

Next time someone says "lend me your USB"...
think twice. 🔌⚠️
Do you check your wallet addresses character by character before sending? 👇
#CryptoBandits #Seguridad #MalwareAsAService #CryptoSecurity

**🛡️ PRICE ALERT! 3 Golden Rules to Hunt Bots and Scams in P2P**

If you're just starting out on Binance, P2P trading is a great way to move your funds, but it's also packed with 'bots' and fake profiles looking to take advantage of newbies.
To make sure you don't risk a single dollar, remember these 3 golden rules:

**1️⃣ Beware of 'deals': If the market is selling the $USDT at a price and someone offers it to you much cheaper (or buys it from you suspiciously high), be cautious. Nobody gives away money.**

**2️⃣ Check the stats, not just the price: Buy or sell ONLY to users who have over 95% completed orders and preferably have that yellow verified badge.**

**3️⃣ The account name MUST match: Never, under any circumstances, accept or send transfers from third-party bank accounts (like your cousin's, mom's, or a friend's). The name on Binance and the bank must be exactly the same. I post real data and security tips every day so we can grow together without falling into traps. 💬 Community question: Have you ever encountered a sketchy profile trying to trade in P2P? I'd love to hear your stories in the comments!** #P2P #Seguridad #BinanceSquareTalks #CryptoPrincipiante $BTC $ETH

Security Alert: Bitcoin Core

🔐 SECURITY ALERT for Bitcoin nodes.

The -privatebroadcast function in Bitcoin Core 31.0 has been identified to potentially leak users' IP addresses under certain network conditions.

✅ The fix will be rolled out in version 31.1. If you're using this function, disable it now until you can update.

Privacy in crypto is still a work in progress. Stay informed, stay safe.

#Bitcoin #Privacidad #Seguridad

🚨 Avoid SCAMS on Binance P2P! 3 Golden Rules to Protect Your Money
The P2P trading is great for swapping your cryptos for local currency, but scammers are always on the lookout for careless users. If you want to safeguard your bank account and funds, remember these 3 golden rules:
1️⃣ The account MUST be under the same name: Never accept transfers from third parties (like payments coming from a cousin, aunt, or a friend of the buyer). If the name on Binance doesn't match EXACTLY with the owner of the bank account transferring you, DO NOT release! You could fall into a triangulation trap and the bank will freeze your account for fraud.
2️⃣ Ignore the receipts, CHECK YOUR BANK: Scammers can work wonders with Photoshop and will send you fake screenshots or emails identical to those from your bank. Don’t take anyone’s word for it. Log into your banking app and verify that the actual balance is available. If there’s no real money, there’s no release.
3️⃣ Watch out for "Fake Support" in the chat: No Binance agent will message you through the internal chat of an order to pressure you into releasing or threatening to block you. If the buyer changes their name to "Binance Support" and demands the cryptos, ignore them and hit the Appeal button immediately.
💡 My golden advice: Don’t always chase the lowest price. When choosing a trader, look for one with over 200 orders and a completion rate above 95%. Safety is worth more than a few cents!
💬 Have you ever faced a scam attempt in P2P? Share your experience in the comments so we can all look out for each other!
$USDC $BTC $BNB #P2P #Seguridad #BinanceP2P

Real user sharing: 'Once someone tried to hack my account. Binance locked me out right away and alerted me immediately. That gave me the confidence to keep trading.'
#seguridad #confianza

🚨 METAMASK WAS COMPROMISED BY NORTH KOREA
ConsenSys, the company behind Ethereum’s most widely used wallet, unknowingly hired a developer linked to North Korea who operated under the alias "Tyler Knapp" (GitHub: imyugioh).
📌 The facts:
🔹 "Knapp" was hired as a consultant through an external trusted vendor of ConsenSys.
🔹 He began contributing code on March 9 and worked within the system for nearly a month.
🔹 He had access to MetaMask’s core code, including crypto-to-fiat conversion functions via external payment providers.
🔹 In April, ConsenSys detected the threat and acted immediately: it revoked all access, paused the release of products, and instructed staff not to interact with the individual while they investigated.
✅ The result: a full audit confirmed that no backdoors were implemented and that no funds or user data were compromised.
⚠️ Why it matters: North Korea has been infiltrating crypto companies for years using fake identities and remote contracting, generating hundreds of millions of dollars for the regime. This case shows that even the biggest projects are not immune—and that identity verification in the development supply chain is as critical as code security itself.
🔐 MetaMask is one of the most commonly used gateways to Ethereum. A compromise there would have had serious consequences for the entire ecosystem.
#MetaMask #Consensys #Seguridad #Web3 #NorthKorea

#efeciencia #seguridad $xrp

🚨⚖️ MILLION-DOLLAR FRAUD! Thirteen defendants in New York over a ring of stolen mail cheques ⚖️🚨

Thirteen people were charged in New York after a bank fraud conspiracy was dismantled involving more than $1 million in cheques stolen from the postal service.
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York, the sophisticated criminal scheme operated by bribing an employee of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS).

This worker enabled direct theft of the mail so the criminal group could use the stolen cheques as part of a much broader financial fraud operation. 🏛️
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#FraudeBancario #NuevaYork #Finanzas #Seguridad #CrimeNews

#confianza #seguridad #hazloya $🎁”sentimiento”

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#EthicalHackersFindAptosFlawRisking70B
🛡️ The flaw that could have been catastrophic

Ethical hackers from the firm Hexens discovered a critical vulnerability in the blockchain of $APT that, had it been exploited, could have put up to $70 billion in digital assets at risk. The swift response from the Aptos team prevented any loss of funds.

🕵️‍♂️ The discovery

On February 25, researchers reported a flaw in Aptos’s Move Virtual Machine (Move VM), the engine that executes smart contracts. The issue, described as an “obsolete cache bug,” caused a “type confusion” error: the software mistook one type of resource on-chain for another. Because protocol permissions (such as the right to mint stablecoins or manage a bridge) are stored as resources, an attacker could have taken control of these permissions.

💻 The experiment

The researchers used a server that cost just $3,000 to simulate a third of Aptos’s validator network. In the simulations, the attack achieved a success rate of nearly 90%.

💰 The scale of the risk

· Directly in Aptos: ~$250 million in native TVL (DeFi, liquid staking, stablecoins).
· Systemic risk: through cross-chain bridges (LayerZero, Wormhole) and stablecoin-minting systems (USDC CCTP), the risk spread to exchanges and the global ecosystem, reaching $70 billion.

⏱️ Aptos’s response

The team received the report on February 25 and deployed a patch to the mainnet within hours. No user or funds were affected.

The incident serves as a reminder of how fragile DeFi ecosystems are and the importance of proactive security.

Do you think the industry should tighten security standards to prevent this kind of systemic risk? 👇

#Aptos #Seguridad #DEFİ #CriptoNoticias

#USPostQuantumCryptographyDeadline2031 ⚛️ The race against time to save the data for "Q-day"

$TRUMP signed an executive order mandating all federal agencies to migrate to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) by December 31, 2031. This is a 4-year acceleration from the previous deadline of 2035.

🗓️ Key deadlines
· 30 days: Each agency designates a migration lead
· 2030: Migration of high-value assets and critical systems
· 2031: Complete migration of digital signatures across all federal systems
· Late 2030: Federal contractors must comply with PQC standards

⚛️ What is post-quantum cryptography?

These are algorithms designed to withstand attacks from quantum computers. Current systems like RSA and ECC would be vulnerable to a sufficiently powerful quantum computer. The new NIST standards (like CRYSTALS-Kyber and Dilithium) are aimed at securing information in the quantum era.

⚔️ Why is it urgent?

The real threat is the "harvest now, decrypt later" attack: foreign adversaries are collecting encrypted data today with the intention of decrypting it in the future when they have access to quantum computers.

📉 Impact on the crypto sector

· Risk for Bitcoin: An estimated 7 million of $BTC (~$448 billion) are in addresses with vulnerable encryption. Proposals like BIP-360 and BIP-361 exist to transition to post-quantum addresses.
· Short-term: The measure induces caution in the market, reminding of quantum risks.
· Long-term: It accelerates the standardization of safer solutions for the entire industry.

The 2031 deadline isn't far off. It's a wake-up call for the entire digital ecosystem — including cryptocurrencies — to start preparing for "Q-day".

Do you think the crypto industry will be ready for the post-quantum migration by 2031? 👇
#PostQuantumCryptography #Bitcoin #Seguridad #QuantumComputing