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The deployment of dynamic CORPUS tokens is a crucial step towards strengthening cybersecurity measures on a global scale. Countries must invest in this technology to stay ahead of cybercriminals and protect their digital assets. By prioritizing cybersecurity and implementing robust security measures, nations can ensure a safer and more secure online environment for all.
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According to #BinanceSquareTalks Foresight News, decentralized AI protocol Prime Intellect has released a preview of its inference stack. This development aims to address challenges in autoregressive decoding, including computational efficiency, KV cache memory bottlenecks, and public network latency.
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✅ Turn on 2FA (Google Authenticator, biometrics, email, phone).
✅ Add an extra layer with a hardware key like YubiKey.
✅ Regularly review and remove unfamiliar devices.
✅ Download Binance updates only from official sources.
✅ Whitelist trusted withdrawal addresses only.
✅ Follow news from verified Binance channels.
✅ Complete KYC to boost your account’s protection.
✅ Avoid using public Wi-Fi — stick to secure networks.
✅ Use unique emails and rotate passwords every few months.
✅ Lock your phone — it’s your gateway to 2FA access.
✅ Don’t fall for social engineering or fake support reps.
✅ Be alert to phishing links, scam emails & malicious apps.
Stay sharp. Stay secure. Stay in control.

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A new and very dangerous scam is emerging on Binance P2P. Here's how it works:
The scammer buys USDT from you and sends the payment first.
You see the bank transfer and release the cryptocurrency.
Later, the scammer initiates a payment reversal through their bank.
What's the result? The cryptocurrency is gone, and the money is also recovered.
Target victims: Mainly new and inexperienced users.
To protect yourself, follow these tips:
Only trade with verified buyers.
Do not trust SMS or screenshots to confirm payments; always verify through your bank's official app or website.

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• Kraken, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is restructuring its workforce by removing duplicative positions and merging teams. The action follows its move into mainstream financial markets, such as the $1.5 billion acquisition of Ninja Trader.
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• A major cryptocurrency exchange, Bybit, experienced a huge security breach where more than $380 million in crypto assets were stolen. The stolen assets have since gone dark, which has raised eyebrows about exchange security.
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On February 21, 2025, hackers from North Korea executed the largest cryptocurrency heist in history, stealing $1.5 billion in Ethereum from the Dubai-based exchange ByBit. The attackers exploited a vulnerability in a free storage software tool used by ByBit to move Ethereum—likely combined with phishing attacks to gain access and deploy malware. Within 48 hours, at least $160 million of the stolen assets had already been laundered. Although ByBit does not operate in the U.S., the incident sent shockwaves through the global crypto market, triggering a 20% drop in Bitcoin’s value and reviving concerns around the security of decentralized transactions.

North Korean Involvement

The Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking collective known for past high-profile cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures breach in 2014, is believed to be responsible. This group is linked to the Reconnaissance General Bureau, North Korea’s main intelligence agency, and frequently conducts cybercrimes to fund the country’s nuclear and weapons programs. In 2024 alone, North Korean hackers infiltrated over a dozen crypto companies, often posing as IT professionals to gain internal access. Since 2007, Lazarus Group is estimated to have stolen at least $3.4 billion in cryptocurrency.

The group's tactics range from exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities to sophisticated social engineering schemes. One recurring strategy involves impersonating recruiters on platforms like LinkedIn to manipulate security researchers into downloading malicious software. As global sanctions increasingly isolate North Korea, crypto theft has emerged as a low-risk, high-reward alternative funding source, with decentralized systems offering cover from traditional law enforcement.

How the Hack Happened

The breach occurred during a transaction signed off by ByBit’s CEO, which was intercepted and altered by hackers to redirect funds into their own wallet. The exploit took place during a transfer between cold and hot wallets—cold wallets being offline storage intended for added security, and hot wallets being connected to the internet.

The vulnerability lay in Safe Wallet, an open-source software integrated into ByBit’s multisignature transaction system. Hackers injected malicious code into the frontend interface, making fraudulent transactions appear legitimate. Although multisig and cold wallets are generally considered secure, this incident revealed critical flaws in implementation and oversight.

ByBit reportedly continued using the wallet software despite knowing it conflicted with other security services. The incident has led to renewed scrutiny of third-party services and the importance of transparency and real-time transaction monitoring in digital asset platforms.

Law Enforcement Challenges

Cryptocurrency’s global scale and semi-anonymous nature present major hurdles for law enforcement. After the ByBit attack, U.S. agencies linked the theft to Lazarus Group and identified Ethereum wallet addresses involved. Still, hundreds of millions were laundered within days, underscoring the limited capacity of law enforcement to act quickly in decentralized environments.

Blockchain technology, despite its challenges, offers tools for tracing digital transactions. Public ledgers allow forensic analysts to follow money trails, especially on exchanges that comply with “know your customer” (KYC) laws. Yet, jurisdictional differences in enforcement and identification requirements often obstruct international cooperation, making it easier for criminal groups to evade accountability.

There is a growing need for stronger information-sharing mechanisms across borders to support real-time responses to these types of attacks.

Why Cryptocurrency is Used for Laundering

Criminals favor cryptocurrencies for their pseudonymity and lack of global regulatory standards. Platforms have little incentive to freeze suspicious assets, especially when they can profit from transaction fees. In the ByBit hack, stolen tokens were quickly swapped for Ether, then moved through over 50 wallets to obscure tracking. The funds were later exchanged through platforms like eXch and THORChain—despite ByBit’s appeals to block these transfers—enabling the hackers to launder large sums while the platforms earned revenue from the activity.

Implications for U.S. Crypto Policy

The U.S. government has prioritized cryptocurrency policy as a key technology initiative. Recent executive orders have established strategic reserves in Bitcoin and other digital assets, while high-level summits have explored regulatory strategies. Despite these efforts, the crypto market has seen recent downturns—Bitcoin dropped from a record high of $109,071 in January amid broader economic uncertainty and concerns about security vulnerabilities.

The ByBit attack highlights the need for tighter regulation and improved internal safeguards across the crypto ecosystem. For the U.S. to lead in digital asset innovation, stronger enforcement, reliable compliance systems, and investor protections must be put in place. Building trust in the market will require a balanced approach—fostering innovation while reducing opportunities for exploitation.

Ultimately, the growth of digital assets in the U.S. depends on how effectively these challenges are addressed. Ensuring the legitimacy and security of transactions will be key to achieving long-term adoption and stability in the crypto economy.

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A defect in the ESP32 chips allows for stealing private keys via Bluetooth or predicting them due to failures in the randomness of key generation.
The reiteration by Blockstream occurred because, according to the team behind that company, the "issue has resurfaced." The vulnerability in question was detected in the ESP32 microcontroller, manufactured by Espressif Systems, used in some hardware wallets to store crypto assets, including Jade. At the chip level, they found a security flaw that could compromise users' funds. According to the company that created Jade, this vulnerability does not affect its wallet because it works with a layered approach to entropy.