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⚠️ JUST IN: Greek Police Arrest 17 Over Crypto Scam

Greek police arrested 17 individuals allegedly tied to an investment scam that reportedly drew over 10,000 participants. Authorities state that the operation used an online platform to promise doubled returns within 50 days, amassing roughly $8M.

Investigators have verified 18 victims who suffered total losses of €55,970, and inquiries remain active.
⚠️ JUST IN: Roblox GDPR system abused for restricted usernames

Individuals reportedly exploited the Roblox GDPR system to secure rare account usernames featuring restricted characters. This vulnerability allowed the creation of handles that typically violate standard platform naming policies.

The loophole now appears to be resolved. Consequently, the affected accounts have had their usernames reset to roblox_user_ followed by numbers.
⚠️ JUST IN: ASOS app reportedly breached by hackers

The ASOS application has reportedly experienced a security breach. Attackers are currently transmitting a ransom note directly through the platform, appearing to demand payment.
⚠️ JUST IN: Crypto whale loses funds to phishing site

A cryptocurrency investor holding assets since 2017 with a $4M portfolio suffered a $160K loss after connecting a wallet to a fraudulent exchange platform.

The malicious actors drained $160K from the account before the investor managed to secure the remainder of the digital holdings.
⚠️ JUST IN: Former federal employee pleads guilty to fraud

A former U.S. federal employee has entered a guilty plea in a $194M fraud scheme. The source reports he allegedly utilized fake government authorities to divert funds, purchasing 298 gold bars alongside luxury properties, watches and BMWs.
⚠️ JUST IN: Crypto hacker guilty of $50m theft

Jonathan Spalletta, known as Cthulhon, surrendered and was found guilty of stealing over $50 million from Uranium Finance and laundering the funds through Tornado Cash.

The hacker used the stolen assets to purchase rare items, including a $500,000 Black Lotus card and Pokémon cards, with his sentence pending.
⚠️ JUST IN: Conduit sues Tether over frozen USDT funds

Conduit has initiated legal action against Tether in New York, alleging that the firm improperly froze $2.76 million worth of USDT. According to the filing, Tether declined to release the assets despite multiple efforts by Conduit to resolve the dispute.

The ongoing legal challenge leaves Conduit without access to its capital, as the disputed funds remain locked by Tether without justification.
⚠️ JUST IN: US Government Transfers $470M in Seized Crypto

The US government has reportedly transferred approximately $470 million in seized cryptocurrency, featuring Bitcoin, WBTC, and USDT, into wallets connected to Coinbase Prime.

These digital assets originate from seizures linked to the 2016 Bitfinex hack as well as FTX and Alameda, though no sale has been confirmed yet.
⚠️ JUST IN: Fbi Operation Blackout leads to 130+ arrests

FBI action named Operation Blackout resulted in 130+ arrests in Ghana, accompanied by nearly $10M in identified losses and 300+ devices seized.

The broader operation has reportedly seized $17B and prevented an estimated $670M in losses.
⚠️ JUST IN: Telegram Bot Vulnerability Leads to Exploitation

A user exploited a Telegram payment and refund vulnerability for two months, generating approximately $4.5M in Stars. According to the source, the bug allowed stars to persist in balances while specific gift purchases triggered partial refunds, enabling the cycle to repeat.

Reportedly, around $1.5 million was withdrawn before Telegram restricted gift transfers. The acquired stars were subsequently spent on luxury gifts and rare Plush Pepe NFTs.
⚠️ JUST IN: SIM SWAPPER SENTENCED FOR CRYPTO THEFT

Ajay Shinjin, 25, received a 2.5 year prison sentence in London for orchestrating a SIM-swapping scheme that targeted four victims and stole nearly £200K ($260K) in cryptocurrency in November 2021.

City of London Police reported that he personally received over £44K of the funds, which were spent on Dubai trips, an upscale apartment, and gold-plated dental grills before his re-arrest at Heathrow in October 2023 and guilty plea on September 28, 2026.
⚠️ JUST IN: LEDGER WALLET DRAINING CAMPAIGN HITS $86 MILLION

Onchain investigator Specter reports a wave of Ledger wallet drains across X and Reddit, with theft addresses receiving funds from hundreds of victim wallets across Ethereum, TRON and Bitcoin.

According to the onchain investigator, total identified losses from this campaign now exceed $86M.
⚠️ JUST IN: Attacker returns $11M to 79thvault within 24 hours

An attacker returned $11M to 79thVault in less than 24 hours following an exploit that drained 16,249 BNB from the platform infrastructure yesterday.

Following onchain negotiations today, the exploiter sent 15,000 BNB back while keeping 1,249 BNB as a bounty, representing 7.7% of the total exploited funds.
⚠️ BREAKING: FBI arrests another member of Shinyhunters group

The FBI has apprehended a Canadian suspect allegedly linked to the Shinyhunters group. According to the agency, the unnamed individual reportedly carried out the FBIjobs.gov defacement and the associated data breach.
⚠️ JUST IN: TELEGRAM LAUNCHES NEW $GRAM WALLET FEATURE

Telegram has launched the new $GRAM wallet, enabling users to send and receive funds with friends using @Telegram's native cryptocurrency.

Users must update the application to version 13.0 to resolve wallet addresses, as Telegram assigns a TON address exclusively to accounts running the latest software, according to https://x.com/plugontele/status/2108580118763626759?s=46.
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⚠️ JUST IN: The Battle targets Sevy in new investigation

According to the source, The Battle is focusing its latest inquiry on well-known figure Sevy @barbie following the recent arrest of threat actor @medusa.

The source reports that Sevy may manage to avoid arrest once more, mirroring past instances while multiple associates like Waifu faced enforcement actions, as noted by @firms.
⚠️ JUST IN: Former Polymarket staffer linked to Steam attack

An ex-Polymarket employee has reportedly been exposed for allegedly deploying social engineering tactics via a malicious Steam game targeting user accounts, leading to over $100,000 in losses according to @firms.
⚠️ JUST IN: Streamer jack Doherty signs unread deal

Streamer Jack Doherty, aged 21, agreed to a 6-month contract with shuffle.com without fully reading the document. The creator previously drew attention following a Lamborghini crash.

The platform issued a public statement addressing the arrangement: yes it’s real, money well spent to get this mf off the internet.
⚠️ UPDATE: Ledger Confirms Hardware Implant in Drained Wallets

Ledger official support confirmed an unauthorized hardware implant was discovered in at least one device among users impacted by recent wallet drains. The affected hardware units were purchased through CryptoBilis.

According to the source, a Chinese national named Jiaming acquired CryptoBilis from its Malaysian owner in March and bound him under an NDA agreement. This development suggests the new proprietor may have installed the chips responsible for draining the victim assets.