Another website impersonating a cryptocurrency exchange has reportedly drained more than $2.5M from victims.
The site appears to be using the notorious Inferno Drainer, a crypto wallet-draining service that has reportedly been associated with tens of millions of dollars in stolen assets over the years.
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Attackers used social engineering to trick 11 Gravity employees into approving a malicious signature. The compromised authorization reportedly granted withdrawal access, allowing the attackers to drain more than $5.4M.
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A suspected Instagram exploit is allowing users to claim usernames they don’t own, with high-value and rare handles being targeted. Several usernames have allegedly already been taken over.
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Radiant Capital is reportedly winding down after being unable to recover funds lost in a $50M exploit.
The team says it spent 18 months tracking the attacker, but after efforts to recover the stolen assets failed, it has decided to close the project and end the investigation.
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Meta and Coinbase are reportedly working directly with the FBI to disrupt online scam networks.
Authorities have arrested 60+ suspected threat actors, while Coinbase has seized more than $3M in stolen crypto. Meta has also disabled over 1.4M accounts reportedly linked to scam activity.
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A Ledger user allegedly lost over 1.2 BTC (~$75K) after being targeted by someone impersonating Ledger Support.
The victim reportedly held the BTC for 6 years, with the funds stored on a Ledger wallet for the past 4 years, before falling for the social engineering scheme.
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The pool now reportedly holds 222,300+ ETH, worth more than $392M. Stolen funds linked to two major exploits this year are allegedly being moved through Tornado Cash, with millions in crypto reportedly deposited each hour.
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An attacker allegedly drained $500K from a victim’s wallet, but a swap gone wrong resulted in more than $370K being lost to fees/slippage.
The attacker reportedly ended up receiving just 67 ETH (~$130K) from the stolen funds.
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An early Solana holder was reportedly drained of 180.9K SOL (~$14.2M) in an alleged scam, according to ZachXBT.
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⚠️ JUST IN: Phantom Wallet Reportedly Experiencing Major Outage
Phantom users are reportedly facing widespread issues, including unexpected logouts, failed swaps, and token charts not loading.
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Phantom users are reportedly facing widespread issues, including unexpected logouts, failed swaps, and token charts not loading.
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Ostium appears to have suffered a major security breach after an employee was allegedly tricked through social engineering into revealing the private keys controlling a vault.
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The attacker behind the TrustedVolumes exploit, which resulted in over $5.8M in stolen funds, has reportedly returned 1,122 ETH (~$2M).
The exploiter allegedly still holds another $2M, describing the retained funds as a “bounty.”
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The attacker behind the $285M Drift theft has reportedly started laundering the stolen assets.
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT says he will not investigate the case, citing the significant resources required to properly trace nine-figure thefts.
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The first half of 2026 saw 212 reported exploits, resulting in roughly $1.1B in stolen crypto, according to the figures provided.
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Within 24 hours of ZachXBT’s investigation going public, Tiffany has reportedly listed her Telegram usernames for sale through @edge and several other marketplaces.
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A Vultisig user allegedly fell victim to a social engineering attack after someone impersonated customer support and gained access to the wallet.
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$2M LOST AFTER ADDRESS-POISONING SCAM
A wallet linked to Bofur Capital reportedly lost nearly $2 million after an attacker tricked them into copying the wrong address from their transaction history.
The attacker first sent just 0.0002 USDC from a wallet designed to look similar.
That tiny transfer was enough to place the fake address in the wallet’s history — which was later copied for the much larger transaction.
A wallet linked to Bofur Capital reportedly lost nearly $2 million after an attacker tricked them into copying the wrong address from their transaction history.
The attacker first sent just 0.0002 USDC from a wallet designed to look similar.
That tiny transfer was enough to place the fake address in the wallet’s history — which was later copied for the much larger transaction.
😬 $119K Anonymous Number Accidentally Sold for Just $1,100
A user (@c_e_o) accidentally listed the rare anonymous number +888 0000 0777 for just 799 GRAM (~$1,100) instead of the intended 79,900 GRAM (~$119,500).
The seller appears to be a collector holding 20+ other premium anonymous numbers, including +888 0000 0999, +888 0777 0777, +888 0999 9099, and more.
The listing was snapped up within seconds. Now, the new owner has relisted the same number for 96,000 GRAM (~$143,000).
A user (@c_e_o) accidentally listed the rare anonymous number +888 0000 0777 for just 799 GRAM (~$1,100) instead of the intended 79,900 GRAM (~$119,500).
The seller appears to be a collector holding 20+ other premium anonymous numbers, including +888 0000 0999, +888 0777 0777, +888 0999 9099, and more.
The listing was snapped up within seconds. Now, the new owner has relisted the same number for 96,000 GRAM (~$143,000).
JUST IN : Trezor Hit by Major Data Breach Affecting 81,000 Customers
Trezor has reportedly suffered a significant data breach exposing customer information tied to orders made between 2019–2021, as well as purchases placed from May 10 through August 2026.
Trezor is urging users to stay alert and avoid responding to suspicious calls or entering their wallet seed phrase on any website.
Trezor has reportedly suffered a significant data breach exposing customer information tied to orders made between 2019–2021, as well as purchases placed from May 10 through August 2026.
Trezor is urging users to stay alert and avoid responding to suspicious calls or entering their wallet seed phrase on any website.
A threat actor reportedly posed as government officials and tricked Revolut into providing customer data.
The attacker was using an official government email domain, though it remains unclear how they gained access to it.
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The data was allegedly acquired from hackers by a Duel employee. The platform has also faced backlash over controversial content, including posts that appeared to glorify school shooters.
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