Balancer suspends reCLAMM-related pools due to security vulnerability reports, ensuring user fund safety

Cybersecurity Company CUJO AI Launches Network Layer Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud Detection Capability

CUJO AI launched cryptocurrency investment fraud detection capabilities at the network layer for Internet Service Providers on March 18, aimed at identifying fraudulent activities that bypass application layer protections. Modern cryptocurrency fraud schemes are diverse, with the network layer becoming a critical threat vector. By 2025, global losses from cryptocurrency fraud are projected to reach $17 billion, with ordinary users being the primary victims.

China-Based Hacker Group Steals $7M in Crypto via Wallet Supply Chain Attacks

A Chinese hacker group, posing as a security firm, stole $7M in cryptocurrency through supply-chain attacks targeting wallets like Trust Wallet. The operation was exposed after a member leaked information due to internal disputes over profits.

Bitrefill Hack Linked to Lazarus Group Exposes Data

Bitrefill experienced a cyberattack linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, compromising employee credentials and accessing 18,500 purchase records. The company contained the breach, enhanced security, and restored services while remaining profitable despite losses.

Israeli Journalist Receives Death Threats After Reporting, Are Polymarket "Bettors" Becoming Fanatics?

Israeli *Times of Israel* military reporter Emanuel Fabian recently disclosed that after reporting on an Iranian ballistic missile that struck an empty field in Beit Shemesh, a suburb of Jerusalem, he faced sustained harassment from bettors associated with Polymarket, including receiving death threats. This incident is particularly striking not only because it involves frontline war reporting and a prediction market with a funding pool exceeding $14 million, but also because it reveals an increasingly acute question: when market participants' profits begin to depend on media narratives, public information, and even violent events themselves, is the prediction market truly "price discovery," or is it creating dangerous incentives for the real world? Why did a frontline report trigger a mob of bettors? "That day, I reported on the *Times of Israel*'s live blog that the missile struck an empty field, with no

X "Dislike" Button Launch Triggers Phishing Attacks, Users Urged to Beware of Scam Emails and Account Security

On March 18, X Twitter launched a "dislike" button to optimize reply rankings, but simultaneously phishing impersonation scams surged, putting users at security risk. Cybersecurity experts remind users to be vigilant against suspicious emails to avoid information leaks. The platform's long-term strategy aims to reduce spam, but users need to remain vigilant during the transition period.

Bitrefill Targeted by North Korean Lazarus Hackers, 18,500 Purchase Records Leaked, Operations Restored

Bitrefill announced that its infrastructure was attacked by the Lazarus hackers, resulting in the leak of approximately 18,500 purchase records, including emails and encrypted usernames. The attack originated from a compromised employee laptop, and the company promptly contained the damage, restored operations, and has strengthened security measures.