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🔴 The Sevilla FC YouTube channel was hacked to promote fake cryptocurrencies ⚠️
The Sevilla FC YouTube channel was recently hacked and used to promote cryptocurrency scams. ⚠️ For several hours, the hackers livestreamed fraudulent content, deceiving followers with false investments in crypto.
📉 What happened?
The attackers altered the identity of the channel.
They broadcasted live streams with promises of unrealistic returns.
Many followers could have fallen victim to the scam.
📢 Be careful with scams! Never send money to unknown platforms and enable two-step authentication on all your accounts.
If you follow crypto channels, always verify the source before investing.
#SevillaFC #Ciberseguridad #Hackeo #Criptomonedas #YouTube
The Sevilla FC YouTube channel was recently hacked and used to promote cryptocurrency scams. ⚠️ For several hours, the hackers livestreamed fraudulent content, deceiving followers with false investments in crypto.
📉 What happened?
The attackers altered the identity of the channel.
They broadcasted live streams with promises of unrealistic returns.
Many followers could have fallen victim to the scam.
📢 Be careful with scams! Never send money to unknown platforms and enable two-step authentication on all your accounts.
If you follow crypto channels, always verify the source before investing.
#SevillaFC #Ciberseguridad #Hackeo #Criptomonedas #YouTube
Bybit was hacked and loses over 1.4 billion in ETH
📉 What happened?
Bybit, one of the most used exchanges globally, was recently hacked in an attack that resulted in the theft of over 401,000 ETH (about 1.4 billion dollars), becoming the largest cryptocurrency theft recorded to date.
🔍 How did they do it?
The attackers used a technique known as interface phishing, where they managed to get the signers to approve critical changes to smart contracts without realizing they were being deceived.
This allowed them to transfer funds from a cold wallet (normally secure) to a hot wallet (more vulnerable because it is online).
Bybit, one of the most used exchanges globally, was recently hacked in an attack that resulted in the theft of over 401,000 ETH (about 1.4 billion dollars), becoming the largest cryptocurrency theft recorded to date.
🔍 How did they do it?
The attackers used a technique known as interface phishing, where they managed to get the signers to approve critical changes to smart contracts without realizing they were being deceived.
This allowed them to transfer funds from a cold wallet (normally secure) to a hot wallet (more vulnerable because it is online).
Chaos at Christmas
Trust Wallet suffers a #hackeo loss of $7M after updating its Chrome extension. #CZ confirms total refunds
What was supposed to be a security improvement turned into a nightmare for thousands of users. After the release of version 2.68 of the extension for #TrustWallet browsers, a critical vulnerability was detected that allowed the draining of more than 7 million dollars.
The origin of the attack: The breach was identified on December 25 by the renowned on-chain detective ZachXBT. The problem lies specifically in version 2.68 of the extension for Google Chrome; a flaw that attackers exploited as soon as the update was made public.
Intervention of #Binance : In a move to calm market panic, Changpeng Zhao @CZ , co-founder of Binance (owner of Trust Wallet), has assured that all stolen funds will be refunded, taking responsibility for the incident.
Safety and risk zone: * Danger: If you have version 2.68 installed, do not open it. It is imperative to update immediately to version 2.69 to patch the vulnerability.
Safe: Users operating exclusively from the mobile App or older versions of the extension have not been affected by this exploit.
#CryptoNews $TWT
Trust Wallet suffers a #hackeo loss of $7M after updating its Chrome extension. #CZ confirms total refunds
What was supposed to be a security improvement turned into a nightmare for thousands of users. After the release of version 2.68 of the extension for #TrustWallet browsers, a critical vulnerability was detected that allowed the draining of more than 7 million dollars.
The origin of the attack: The breach was identified on December 25 by the renowned on-chain detective ZachXBT. The problem lies specifically in version 2.68 of the extension for Google Chrome; a flaw that attackers exploited as soon as the update was made public.
Intervention of #Binance : In a move to calm market panic, Changpeng Zhao @CZ , co-founder of Binance (owner of Trust Wallet), has assured that all stolen funds will be refunded, taking responsibility for the incident.
Safety and risk zone: * Danger: If you have version 2.68 installed, do not open it. It is imperative to update immediately to version 2.69 to patch the vulnerability.
Safe: Users operating exclusively from the mobile App or older versions of the extension have not been affected by this exploit.
#CryptoNews $TWT
🚨 #Hackeo in #Puffer Finance shakes confidence in DeFi.
On August 19, 2025, #PufferFinance —a key project in the restaking ecosystem on Ethereum— suffered an attack on its digital infrastructure. The exploit compromised its official website and accounts on X (formerly Twitter), which forced the team to temporarily pause the protocol and issue an urgent statement from their verified channel on Discord.
Although user funds were not directly affected, the impact was immediate:
- 🔻 The TVL (Total Value Locked) of Puffer dropped by 12% in less than 24 hours.
- 🔻 Tokens linked to restaking such as ETH, rsETH, SWELL, and RETH showed declines between 2% and 5%.
- 🔻 The DeFi Pulse index fell by 1.41%, reflecting systemic fear.
Institutions like CertiK, PeckShield, and SlowMist began investigating the incident, while analysts from Messari and Delphi Digital warned about the fragility of emerging protocols without continuous audits.
This event adds to a series of recent vulnerabilities:
- The exploit of Arcadia Finance in July 2025.
- The phishing attack on Balancer Protocol in June.
- And the still unresolved case of Zunami Protocol, which left losses of over $2.5M in May.
📉 Every hack is a wake-up call: in crypto, trust is built with transparency, not with promises.
On August 19, 2025, #PufferFinance —a key project in the restaking ecosystem on Ethereum— suffered an attack on its digital infrastructure. The exploit compromised its official website and accounts on X (formerly Twitter), which forced the team to temporarily pause the protocol and issue an urgent statement from their verified channel on Discord.
Although user funds were not directly affected, the impact was immediate:
- 🔻 The TVL (Total Value Locked) of Puffer dropped by 12% in less than 24 hours.
- 🔻 Tokens linked to restaking such as ETH, rsETH, SWELL, and RETH showed declines between 2% and 5%.
- 🔻 The DeFi Pulse index fell by 1.41%, reflecting systemic fear.
Institutions like CertiK, PeckShield, and SlowMist began investigating the incident, while analysts from Messari and Delphi Digital warned about the fragility of emerging protocols without continuous audits.
This event adds to a series of recent vulnerabilities:
- The exploit of Arcadia Finance in July 2025.
- The phishing attack on Balancer Protocol in June.
- And the still unresolved case of Zunami Protocol, which left losses of over $2.5M in May.
📉 Every hack is a wake-up call: in crypto, trust is built with transparency, not with promises.
Ledger, the great reference in security for cryptocurrencies, has been hacked
The company that was considered the great reference #crypto in the field of security has had a 2023 to forget. After the controversy with #LedgerRecover , it now has an even more serious problem. Its connected systems have been compromisedA security breach in #LedgerConnectKit a #Javascript library that connects websites with Ledger walletsThe #hackeo made on December 14 has affected third parties who used this kit to synchronizeAccording to Ledger explains, the industry has collaborated to neutralize the attack and freeze stolen fundsIt is still unclear how many decentralized applications have been affected. An employee victim of phishing is the most common technique to achieve a hack. Infiltrating internal systems by deceiving an employee with access to certain features This has now happened with Ledger as described by the company itself
$40 MILLION STOLEN!
The decentralized exchange GMX V1 has been hacked, draining a fortune in BTC, ETH, and stablecoins. The cause: a design flaw that allowed price manipulation.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: GMX V2 and the $GMX token were NOT affected and are safe.
This attack is a brutal reminder: in DeFi, there is no room for mistakes. Review your platforms and diversify your risks. Don't let it happen to you!
#CriptoAlerta
#GMX
#Exploit
#Hackeo
#DeFi
#CryptoSecurity
#Blockchain
#CryptoNews
The decentralized exchange GMX V1 has been hacked, draining a fortune in BTC, ETH, and stablecoins. The cause: a design flaw that allowed price manipulation.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: GMX V2 and the $GMX token were NOT affected and are safe.
This attack is a brutal reminder: in DeFi, there is no room for mistakes. Review your platforms and diversify your risks. Don't let it happen to you!
#CriptoAlerta
#GMX
#Exploit
#Hackeo
#DeFi
#CryptoSecurity
#Blockchain
#CryptoNews
🚨 Security Alert! An alleged hack has affected the Sui network, with an estimated $29 million stolen 🤯. Blockchain researcher ZachXBT has revealed that the stolen funds were transferred from Sui to Ethereum via Bridgers and then deposited into Tornado Cash 📊.
Analysis of the event:
The hack highlights the importance of security in blockchain networks and the need to improve tracking and monitoring capabilities to prevent and respond to such incidents 🚫.
The transfer of stolen funds to Tornado Cash suggests that the attackers are attempting to launder the money and hide their trail, which may be a challenge for authorities and investigators 🕵️♂️.
The victim's response, transferring their .sui domain to a new, unaffected address, may be a step to mitigate the damage and prevent future attacks 🛡️.
#seguridad #blockchain #hackeo
Analysis of the event:
The hack highlights the importance of security in blockchain networks and the need to improve tracking and monitoring capabilities to prevent and respond to such incidents 🚫.
The transfer of stolen funds to Tornado Cash suggests that the attackers are attempting to launder the money and hide their trail, which may be a challenge for authorities and investigators 🕵️♂️.
The victim's response, transferring their .sui domain to a new, unaffected address, may be a step to mitigate the damage and prevent future attacks 🛡️.
#seguridad #blockchain #hackeo
Keeping your funds safe in the crypto world is essential🔒
Here are 4 key recommendations, written clearly and directly, to enhance the security of your Binance account:👇🏻
1.Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Don't just rely on the password. It's essential to use authentication apps like Google Authenticator or, better yet, a physical security key (like YubiKey). Avoid relying solely on SMS, as it is vulnerable to SIM swapping attacks.
2.Set Up the Anti-Phishing Code
This is a proprietary tool from Binance that allows you to choose a specific word or number that will appear in all official emails sent to you by the platform. If you receive an email claiming to be from Binance but it doesn't include that code, you'll immediately know it's a scam attempt.
3.Manage the Withdrawal Whitelist
Enable the "Whitelist" function or list of allowed addresses. When activated, your account will only be able to send funds to addresses you have previously approved. If a third party were to gain access to your account, they would not be able to withdraw money to an unknown address without going through an additional verification process and a waiting period.
4.Keep Your Devices Clean and Updated
The security of your account depends on the device you use. Make sure your computer and phone have the operating system updated and avoid installing suspicious browser extensions or pirated software, as they often contain malware designed to steal credentials or modify wallet addresses.
#Seguridad #Criptomonedas #Binance #Hackeo $SOL $BNB $XRP
Disclaimer ⚠️
The information provided in the previous post is for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be interpreted as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.🚫
Investing in cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance (DeFi) carries significant risks.
Here are 4 key recommendations, written clearly and directly, to enhance the security of your Binance account:👇🏻
1.Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Don't just rely on the password. It's essential to use authentication apps like Google Authenticator or, better yet, a physical security key (like YubiKey). Avoid relying solely on SMS, as it is vulnerable to SIM swapping attacks.
2.Set Up the Anti-Phishing Code
This is a proprietary tool from Binance that allows you to choose a specific word or number that will appear in all official emails sent to you by the platform. If you receive an email claiming to be from Binance but it doesn't include that code, you'll immediately know it's a scam attempt.
3.Manage the Withdrawal Whitelist
Enable the "Whitelist" function or list of allowed addresses. When activated, your account will only be able to send funds to addresses you have previously approved. If a third party were to gain access to your account, they would not be able to withdraw money to an unknown address without going through an additional verification process and a waiting period.
4.Keep Your Devices Clean and Updated
The security of your account depends on the device you use. Make sure your computer and phone have the operating system updated and avoid installing suspicious browser extensions or pirated software, as they often contain malware designed to steal credentials or modify wallet addresses.
#Seguridad #Criptomonedas #Binance #Hackeo $SOL $BNB $XRP
Disclaimer ⚠️
The information provided in the previous post is for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be interpreted as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.🚫
Investing in cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance (DeFi) carries significant risks.
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