Reports on fraud, exploits, rug pulls, and blockchain security awareness.
Why Payout Speed Matters More Than Bonuses When players engage in betting activities, the next logical step is to withdraw their earnings. The desire for immediate access to funds is a common expectation among users. This is where crypto casinos stand out, offering instant payouts that can be completed in under five minutes. However, the … Read more
South Korea’s National Tax Service Faces Major Crypto Security Breach South Korea’s National Tax Service (NTS) has reportedly lost nearly $4.8 million in cryptocurrency after accidentally publishing an unredacted wallet recovery phrase in a press release. This incident marks the third major crypto custody failure by Korean authorities in as many months and is considered … Read more
New Crypto Theft Campaign Targets Ledger and Trezor Wallet Users A recent surge in cryptocurrency-related scams has targeted users of popular hardware wallets, including Ledger and Trezor. According to reports, cybercriminals have shifted their tactics from traditional online phishing methods to a more sophisticated approach involving physical mail. This new campaign is designed to trick … Read more
The Moonwell DeFi Lending Protocol Exploit: A New Era of AI-Generated Code Vulnerabilities The DeFi lending protocol Moonwell recently suffered a loss of $1.78 million due to an oracle pricing error, marking what is being described as one of the first major exploits directly linked to AI-generated Solidity code. This incident has raised significant concerns … Read more
The Rise of AI Agents in Securing Smart Contracts In 2025, the world witnessed a significant shift in how digital assets are protected. Developers are now leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) agents to safeguard smart contracts that control billions of dollars in digital assets. This move comes in response to a surge in crypto thefts, with … Read more
Evolution of Cybersecurity Threats in the Crypto Space In 2025, hackers have significantly evolved their operations, particularly in how they launder cryptocurrency after an exploit. According to a recent report by a leading blockchain analytics firm, the techniques used by cybercriminals have become more sophisticated, and the threats they pose to the crypto space are … Read more
A Mysterious Return of Stolen Bitcoin The Gwangju District Prosecutor’s Office has recently confirmed that 320.88 BTC, valued at approximately $21.5 million, was returned to the government’s custody wallet since February 17. The funds were subsequently transferred to a secure wallet on a domestic exchange. This development marks a unique chapter in the world of … Read more
Texas Regulators Take Action Against Alleged Crypto Fraud Financial regulators in Texas have taken swift action against a cryptocurrency venture based in McKinney, issuing an emergency cease and desist order. The order targets TEXITcoin, its operator Robert Gray, and two affiliated entities—MineTXC and Blockchain Mint. According to the Texas State Securities Board, the operation was … Read more
Understanding Provably Fair Crypto Casinos Over the years, trust in the outcome of online gaming platforms has revolved entirely around Random Number Generators (RNG) certificates and third-party audits. However, crypto casinos have taken trust a step further by giving players cryptographic tools to verify every single bet outcome in real-time, and this concept is referred … Read more
A Simple Mistake Led to a $600,000 Loss A simple copy and paste error cost an unfortunate trader $600,000 on February 17 after a blockchain security firm called Cyvers uncovered the incident. This event is part of a growing trend of address poisoning attacks that have become increasingly common this year. Cyvers Alerts detected the … Read more