SlowMist: Fake recruitment activity "graphalgo" is using remote access Trojan attacks against crypto developers

AI Crypto Agents Are Moving Real Money And the Risks Are Real: Expert

_AI crypto agents in DeFi are executing unscripted trades, raising risks of exploits, losses, and unpredictable market behavior._ A crypto researcher is raising red flags about AI agents managing real funds in DeFi. Tanaka, who has been testing these agent setups firsthand, says the danger is

Gauntlet Update on Resolv Vulnerability Handling Progress: USDC Frontier has been de-risked and will gradually restart the treasury.

Gauntlet has updated the progress on resolving the vulnerability on platform X. The USDC Frontier (v1) on the Base network has been reallocated, eliminating bad debt risk. Deposits for v1 and v2 vaults are now reopened, and Morpho will remove the warning tomorrow. The mainnet USDC Frontier (v2) vault is being restarted, and more information will be provided based on subsequent fixes.

List of DAO updates on USR event progress: $8.4 million loan has been repaid, risk nearly fully mitigated.

The List DAO has released an update on platform X, stating that the $8.6 million loan has been repaid $8.4 million, and all positions have been redeemed at a 1:1 ratio, with no losses to users. Only $26,000 remains unpaid, and relevant users are urged to contact us as soon as possible to complete repayment.

Singapore cracks down on cryptocurrency asset theft case, involving an amount of 8.83 million Singapore dollars.

On March 29, Singapore cracked a case of internal employee conflict involving the theft of cryptocurrency assets, with an amount of 8.83 million Singapore dollars at stake. Three defendants, dissatisfied with their dismissal, illegally hacked into their former employer SafeX's account, stole cryptocurrency, and laundered money. Zhang Xinghua has pleaded guilty and received a two-year sentence, while one of the other two has fled.

US crypto firm Goliath Ventures files for bankruptcy reorganization, accused of a $328 million Ponzi scheme

Florida-based crypto company Goliath Ventures has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, accused of a $328 million Ponzi scheme, with over 2,000 investors affected. The former CEO has been arrested for telecom fraud and money laundering, with funds misappropriated to pay returns to early investors and for lavish spending.

LiteLLM hacking incident: 500,000 credentials leaked, cryptocurrency wallets may be stolen, how to check if you're affected?

LiteLLM has been targeted by a supply chain attack, resulting in the leak of hundreds of gigabytes of data and 500,000 credentials, affecting over 20,000 code repositories. Hackers exploited vulnerabilities in Trivy to successfully implant malicious code and steal sensitive information. It is necessary to strengthen supply chain security and access control measures to prevent similar attacks.