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🚨 JUST IN: Zcash (ZEC) dropped 22% in the past 24 hours after the entire dev team resigned.

The entire Zcash team resigned on Jan. 7 after a dispute with the board and is now considering forming a new company, causing the “fed coin” to drop 22%.

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⚠ JUST IN: Truebit Protocol suffered an exploit that drained 8,535 ETH (~$26.4M) in one transaction.

An exploit in Truebit’s token system let an attacker mint billions of TRU for almost nothing and sell them at full value, wiping out the liquidity pool to 16.76 ETH and crashing the token’s price by over 98%.

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⚠ BREAKING: Chinese businessman "Chen Zhi" has been arrested after running a scamming empire that stole over $75 billion in crypto.

Chen Zhi faces multiple charges for running illegal casinos, fraud, and money laundering, He is also wanted in the U.S. for stealing up to $30M in crypto daily through a luxury real estate scheme, with U.S. authorities seizing 127,271 BTC (~$15B)

Authorities around the world have confiscated his assets, including $145.6M in UK property, $130M in luxury cars in Taiwan, $353M in cash and investments in Hong Kong, and $114M in Singapore, including a yacht.

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⚠ JUST IN: Pornographic video games are being used to spread malware.

AnhLab (South Korean Cybersecurity company) discovered malware in a real pornographic video game after a victim reported losing 1.2 BTC (~$120k). The company warns users the game was designed to be real and to steal sensitive information and financial data.

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⚠ UPDATE: A copycat attacker minted 11M $TRU minutes after the main Truebit hack, dumping them for 80 ETH (~$251K).

The timing suggests the attacker was already aware of the vulnerability, as the wallet was funded from Tornado Cash three days prior to the compromise.

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⚠ JUST IN: Crypto scam victims are now attempting to flirt with female callers.

Last week, we shared a clip featuring the infamous caller Tiffany scamming a victim. Since then, reports claim that nearly everyone she calls now responds by flirting and asking inappropriate questions, effectively turning the tables on her.

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⚠ JUST IN: North Korean hackers are hiding malware in fake job interviews

DPRK hackers are targeting developers on LinkedIn, posing as recruiters and sending fake job interviews with GitHub coding tasks. Developers who open these files have malware installed that steals sensitive data, including crypto wallets. In one case, a victim lost $80k after responding to a recruiting message.

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⚠ UPDATE: The exploiter has deposited the stolen funds into Tornado Cash

A total of 8,535 ETH worth around ~$26.5M was deposited into Tornado Cash after an exploit targeted a 5 year old contract, effectively laundering the funds and making them lost forever.

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