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    Bitget wallet sees $183M in crypto vanish amid hack fears●$183M vanishes from Bitget exchange wallet as users fear potential hackYhnBusinessCrypto628 min ago

    Roughly $183 million in crypto has reportedly disappeared from a Bitget exchange wallet, sparking alarm among users who worry the exchange has been hacked. Concerns are spreading across crypto communities as traders question whether their funds are safe on the platform and wait for Bitget to explain the movement of the assets.

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    MetaMask Pulls Ethereum Validators From Lido After Security Breach▼MetaMask Pulls Ethereum Validators From Lido After Security Breach, Says Wallets Safe✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity21 min ago

    MetaMask has withdrawn its Ethereum validators from the staking service Lido following a reported security breach, while assuring users that their wallets remain safe. The move affects only the company's own validator operations, not users' funds or stored assets. Crypto users are watching closely for details on the nature of the breach and whether staking services across the ecosystem face wider security concerns.

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    20,000 Solana Wallets Hit in Security Incident▼Solana Faces Critical Security Incident as 20,000 Wallets✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity21 min ago

    Roughly 20,000 wallets on the Solana blockchain have been affected by a critical security incident, with reports of funds being drained from users' accounts. Early discussion points to compromised private keys, possibly via a third-party wallet service, affecting both hot wallets and hardware devices. Users are being urged to move assets to new keys while developers investigate the breach.

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    MetaMask halts ETH staking after security incident●Security incident triggers MetaMask to halt ETH staking service. Incident affected validators, no MetaMask wallets wereMmastodonBusinessCrypto028 min ago

    MetaMask has suspended its Ethereum staking service following a security incident that affected validators. The company says no MetaMask user wallets were compromised, and the pause is a precautionary measure while the issue involving validators is addressed. Crypto watchers are sharing the announcement widely as they assess whether the problem could spread to other staking providers or affect user funds.

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    Info stealer drains $100K in crypto from 350+ victims●💸 $100K in crypto drained. 350+ victims. The withdrawal confirmation email rewritten in their webmail so nothing looks wMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity21 h ago

    A malware strain called Underground is being linked to the theft of roughly $100,000 in cryptocurrency from more than 350 victims. The malware launches a victim's own signed-in Chrome or Edge browser, fakes a Binance two-factor authentication prompt to capture codes, and drains accounts. It also edits the withdrawal confirmation email inside the victim's webmail so nothing looks wrong, and uses a clipboard clipper to swap wallet addresses during transactions.

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    Polymarket copy-trading bots used as malware bait on GitHub●In 2026, "Polymarket copy-trading bot" became one of the most effective lures on GitHub. The pattern... # security # polMmastodonBusinessCrypto11 h ago

    Repositories promising a Polymarket copy-trading bot have become one of the most effective lures for malicious code on GitHub in 2026. Developers warn that these projects can be traps designed to steal private keys, and advise anyone considering a trading bot to inspect the code carefully before handing over wallet credentials.

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    GoodcryptoX to shut down on October 9●goodcryptoX closes on October 9. Before then: 1. Stop your bots 2. Check open orders and positions on the exchange 3. MoMmastodonBusinessCrypto01 h ago

    GoodcryptoX, a crypto trading platform, will close on October 9. Users are being told to stop their bots, review any open orders and positions on exchanges, move funds out of the service's built-in wallets, and optionally revoke its API wallet on Hyperliquid. The company notes that positions sit in users' exchange accounts and do not close automatically.