⚠️ A real TROJAN HORSE could be hiding in your illegally downloaded copy of the movie "The Odyssey"...
According to Bitdefender, fake copies of the film are circulating disguised as HD/WebRip/Blu-ray versions. However, instead of the movie, some .exe files install Lumma Stealer, malware specializing in data theft.
Once launched, it can retrieve your crypto wallets, passwords, saved data, and session cookies, potentially allowing the hijacking of accounts even those protected by two-factor authentication. It sometimes hides behind VLC-style icons.
GitHub and Copilot are experiencing issues: 20% of website and API errors, and 50% of archives and raw content errors. The issues affect the API, Actions, problems, merge requests, and webhooks. The team is investigating; the time to resolution is not yet known.
⚠️🔐 Nearly 14,000 @Trezor customers have had their personal data exposed after a shipping provider was hacked.
In total, 11,742 customers were affected by a complete data breach, including their name, email address, phone number, and, most importantly, their shipping address, while another 1,947 customers had some of their information exposed.
The incident affected new customers who received an order within 90 days prior to August 8, 2026, in the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, and Portugal.
Trezor clarifies that its systems and hardware wallets were not compromised.
Over 300 people came together around Web3 in Burkina Faso🇧🇫!
On Saturday, I had the chance to be part of the organizing team for the Binance Meetup, hosted by @Binance Afrique que through the Binance Angels, right here in Burkina Faso.
The event brought together more than 300 participants, all driven by the same curiosity and belief: that Web3 has a real role to play in our region.
For me, this kind of gathering goes far beyond just a meetup. It's a genuine space for exchange, mutual learning, and above all, a concrete way to show people that real career opportunities exist in this space.
Our goal was straightforward: to help attendees understand how they can find their footing in an ecosystem that's evolving at lightning speed.
The discussions were lively, the questions were sharp, and the energy in the room was truly interactive.
A big thank you to @Binance for creating these spaces for connection and knowledge-sharing—they're essential for nurturing the Web3 momentum across Africa.
African Web3 is still being built. And it's together, on the ground, that we'll shape what comes next.
L’indice de l’altseason est souvent mal compris. Beaucoup pensent qu’il indique automatiquement une saison haussière des altcoins, alors que son mode de calcul est bien plus nuancé.
Concrètement, cet indice mesure la performance des 100 principales altcoins sur une période de 90 jours, en les comparant à la performance du Bitcoin sur la même période.
Lorsque l’indice affiche 17, cela signifie que 17 altcoins du top 100 ont surperformé le Bitcoin sur les 90 derniers jours.
À l’inverse, un indice élevé (par exemple 92) signifie que 92 altcoins ont fait mieux que le Bitcoin, mais cela ne veut pas forcément dire que le marché est haussier.
Point fondamental à comprendre : 👉 Surperformer le Bitcoin ne signifie pas être en hausse.
Si le Bitcoin chute fortement et que certaines altcoins chutent moins que lui, elles sont considérées comme « plus performantes » dans le calcul de l’indice. Ainsi :
Vous pouvez être globalement en perte,
Tout en voyant l’indice d’altseason monter fortement.
Dans certains cas extrêmes, l’indice peut même approcher 90 ou plus, simplement parce que le Bitcoin corrige plus violemment que le reste du marché — sans qu’il n’y ait de véritable altseason.
L’indice d’altseason est un indicateur statistique, pas un signal de marché suffisant à lui seul. Il peut aider à lire une tendance relative, mais il ne doit jamais servir de base unique pour prendre une décision d’investissement ou de trading.