Attackers compromised Trezor's email system to send a convincing phishing email claiming a hardware flaw in STM32 chips reduces wallet security. The email urged users to run an 'entropy check' online, which actually harvested their recovery seeds and keys, risking wallet theft. This scam mimicked a real vulnerability recently found in a competitor's device, making it believable. Trezor confirmed no device or key was exposed by the breach itself but warned users who entered data on the fake site to generate new seeds immediately and avoid reusing old backups. Users should never enter recovery phrases online and verify security alerts only from official Trezor sources.
U.S. President Donald Trump proposed a $5,000 dividend for every adult American if Republicans control both the House and Senate after the midterm elections. This plan, aimed at rewarding Americans for economic performance, could inject about $1.2 tr...
Reports claim that Singapore Exchange (SGX) Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual contracts are now accessible to U.S. institutional investors. However, no official SGX announcement or U.S. regulatory approval has been confirmed, leaving key details like el...
Hunter Biden's LAPTOP memecoin plummeted up to 98% shortly after launch due to sniper bots and limited liquidity, causing significant losses for early traders. The token debuted at $0.05 but faced a rapid price spike and crash as automated bots overw...
Bitcoin stayed just above $78,000, dropping about 1% as broader cryptocurrencies faced selling pressure, with Dogecoin down over 5%. Bitcoin showed a bullish "golden cross" technical signal, but macroeconomic concerns like rising oil prices near $102...
Genus PLC reported a strong fiscal year ending June 2026, with adjusted pre-tax profit up 35% to £100.2m and revenue steady at £658.1m. The company also announced a £60m share buyback and increased its dividend by 10%. Despite these positive results,...
