Solana and Project Eleven completed tests of post-quantum signature schemes, taking a concrete step toward quantum-resistant transaction security. The trial marks an early move to future-proof the network against potential quantum threats.
A newly reported React vulnerability is being exploited to install malware and crypto-miners, risking token theft and potential wallet interception on thousands of sites.
Netflix unveiled a new comedy about a divorced couple scrambling to recover a long-lost crypto wallet containing $35 million. The project spotlights wallet security and could push crypto back into mainstream cultural conversation.
Netflix unveiled a comedy, One Attempt Remaining, about a couple trying to recover a lost password protecting $35 million in cryptocurrency; the trailer frames the crisis as both tense and darkly funny. The film highlights real-world risks around wallet security and forgotten seed phrases.
A WeChat account compromise involving Binance Co‑CEO Yi He highlights rising Web2 attack vectors targeting crypto executives. Security firm SlowMist urges high‑profile users to prune contacts, rotate passwords and act on alerts to reduce takeover risk.
South Korean exchange Upbit will move an additional 1% of user deposits into cold storage, increasing offline holdings from 98% to 99%. The change is intended to reduce hot-wallet exposure and strengthen custody security for users.
After a $30 million breach at Upbit, South Korean regulators are moving to impose bank‑grade requirements on cryptocurrency exchanges to strengthen custody and operational controls. The shift could force smaller platforms to upgrade or exit and is expected to accelerate enforcement timelines.
An Ethereum wallet lost 440,358 USDC after the owner signed a malicious permit transaction, part of a rising wave of phishing attacks. The incident highlights how signature-based permits can be abused to move funds without a standard on-chain approval.
Mantra’s CEO told OM token holders on Dec 8 to pull their tokens off OKX after the exchange published incorrect migration dates and encountered technical issues with its migration plan. The warning aims to prevent failed migrations or loss of access for users who remain on the exchange.
Upbit said it has frozen roughly $1.77 million in assets linked to a recent hack and is investigating the theft while working to recover the funds. The move comes as the exchange continues forensic tracing of transfers tied to the incident.