# .5B in stolen BTC from Bitfinex hack awakens

# $2.5B in stolen BTC from Bitfinex hack awakens

“# $2.5B in stolen BTC from Bitfinex hack awakens ” A chunk of the inactive Bitcoins (BTC) stolen in the 2016 Bitfinex exchange hack has moved from the hacker’s wallets to an unknown wallet on Tuesday, as detected by blockchain analytics bot Whale Alerts. 20 transactions involving the stolen Bitcoins were flagged. A sum of…

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# Etherescan adds new messaging feature for anons: ‘Blockscan Chat’

# Etherescan adds new messaging feature for anons: ‘Blockscan Chat’

“# Etherescan adds new messaging feature for anons: ‘Blockscan Chat’ ” The team behind the popular blockchain explorer and analytics platform Etherscan has launched an Ethereum-based wallet-to-wallet instant messaging service dubbed “Blockscan Chat.” Blockscan is currently in beta testing mode, and it currently enables users to engage in an instant wallet-to-wallet chat, access chats from…

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# Coin Bureau Youtube channel hacked despite 2FA protection

# Coin Bureau Youtube channel hacked despite 2FA protection

“# Coin Bureau Youtube channel hacked despite 2FA protection ” Coin Bureau, a popular information portal for cryptocurrency developments with over 600,000 followers on Twitter, experienced a security breach on its Youtube channel on Monday. Hackers allegedly uploaded a video with links to scam fiat/cryptocurrency addresses soliciting a token sale before being taken down by…

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# Crypto.com shares details on security breach: 483 accounts compromised

# Crypto.com shares details on security breach: 483 accounts compromised

“# Crypto.com shares details on security breach: 483 accounts compromised ” The Crypto.com security breach saga gets clarity with an official statement from the Singapore-based crypto exchange following a halt on withdrawals after detecting “suspicious activities” in user accounts. In a statement on Thursday, Crypto.com revealed that “4,836.26 ETH, 443.93 BTC and approximately US$66,200 in other currencies”…

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# Multichain asks users to revoke approvals amid ‘critical vulnerability’

# Multichain asks users to revoke approvals amid ‘critical vulnerability’

“# Multichain asks users to revoke approvals amid ‘critical vulnerability’ ” Cross-chain router protocol Multichain (formerly Anyswap) urges users to revoke approvals for six tokens to avoid loss due to a “critical vulnerability” that is currently being exploited by malicious individuals. Users who approved WETH, PERI, OMT, WBNB, MATIC and AVAX on the Multichain platform…

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