Crypto Users Lose $9.5M to Fake Ledger App on Apple Store
A fake Ledger app listed on Apple’s App Store has been linked to a $9.5 million crypto theft affecting more than 50 users. The incident highlights how phishing tactics are evolving beyond fake websites into trusted app distribution channels.
Drift exploit shifts focus to cause and attribution
Investigators are analyzing the cause behind the Drift Protocol exploit, with early signals pointing to North Korean-linked actors and structural similarities to the Bybit breach. The incident highlights potential weaknesses in privileged access and crypto security design.
Drift Protocol Says ‘Active Attack’ as Suspicious Outflows Top $270M
Drift Protocol halted deposits and withdrawals after detecting an active attack that led to hundreds of millions in suspicious outflows. With losses still unconfirmed, the incident has shaken confidence in Solana DeFi and triggered sharp market reactions.
Developers Targeted in OpenClaw Wallet Theft Scam on GitHub
A phishing campaign exploiting OpenClaw’s popularity is targeting developers through GitHub. Attackers use fake token offers and cloned sites to prompt wallet connections, exposing users to potential fund theft. The incident highlights broader risks as AI platforms intersect with crypto tools.
Ledger and Trezor Seed Phrase Scam Targets Users Through Mail Campaign
Fraudsters are targeting Ledger and Trezor hardware wallet users with professionally printed phishing letters. The campaign seeks to extract recovery phrases and may rely on data exposed in a 2020 Ledger data breach.
