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He spent 6 months earning someone's trust. Then took everything in one click. A crypto streamer lost $2.5 million from a single transaction he signed himself. Here's how it happened: For six months, a mysterious account kept donating. Big money, consistent, no strings attached. $230,000 in donations total. The streamer noticed Then one day, the donor finally explained himself: "All those tips I sent you? That's profit from a Solana sniper bot I built myself. Been running it six months. I give you 20% of every fat trade. Want to test it live on stream?" $230,000 in gifts, six months of trust The streamer said yes The panel looked real, it read his wallet, showed available SOL. Ran a demo trade, he'd seen a dozen tools like this He connected his Phantom wallet, signed one transaction to "authorize" access That's all it took Every dollar was gone before the stream tab finished loading The "bot panel" was a drain contract, the donations were the investment $230K spent $2.5M made ROI: 986% This wasn't a scam. It was a business plan.

⚠️ALERT: ANOTHER MAJOR HACK STRIKES CRYPTO; $76M EXPLOIT HITS MONAD Echo Protocol on Monad was reportedly exploited after an attacker minted 1,000 eBTC worth roughly $76.6M, as per Lookonchain. The hacker allegedly used part of the funds as collateral on Curvance to borrow WBTC, bridged assets to Ethereum, swapped them into ETH, and routed roughly 385 ETH through Tornado Cash. The attacker still reportedly controls around 955 eBTC worth over $73M. This now marks the THIRD major crypto exploit in just 4 days!

1/ Meet Dritan Kapllani Jr, a US based threat actor tied to $19M from social engineering thefts targeting crypto holders. Dritan flexes luxury cars, watches, private jets, & clubs all over social media. Recently he was recorded on a call showing off a wallet with stolen funds.

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🇰🇵 DPRK loves it when you: - Save your seed phrase in a password manager. - Use hot wallets instead of hardware wallets. - Don't use antivirus, EDR or Lockdown mode in your devices. - Download pirated stuff, install shady apps and play games in your work device. - Accept calls from people without verifying them first. - Use SMS for 2FA. - Sync your passwords, google authenticator and passkeys to your Gmail account - Install lots of browser extensions - Don't update your Operating system and apps. - Repeat passwords. - Don't use a device exclusively for work - Don't verify what you are signing - Run npm install on a "coding challenge" from a recruiter you met on LinkedIn. - Blindly add npm/PyPI packages without checking the publisher, download counts, or recent version history. - Pin your dependencies to "latest" and hope for the best. - Trust any GitHub repo with a slick README and a few stars. - Reuse the same email for crypto, banking, and signing up to random newsletters. - Click "Remind me later" on security updates for weeks. - Disable Windows Defender because it "slows things down." - Plug in random USB drives you found at conferences. - Give every app full disk access without reading the prompt. - Brag about your portfolio size on Twitter under your real name. - Share your screen on Zoom with your main user logged in - Connect your wallet to every airdrop site that promises free tokens. - Approve unlimited token spending so you "don't have to do it again." - Keep your recovery codes in a screenshot in your camera roll. - Trust a Telegram admin who DMs you first. - Run unsigned binaries because "the SHA matches the website. Let's grow up as an industry and start treating security seriously. STAY SAFE