Oracle network Switchboard shuts down, gives users until September 25 to migrate
Oracle network Switchboard is shutting down all operations, giving protocols until September 25, 2026 to migrate to alternatives like Pyth and RedStone.
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The job interview was the attack: how WaterPlum turned hiring into a malware channel
WaterPlum posed as recruiters for AI, crypto and NFT companies and planted malware in fake interviews and coding tasks, draining wallet keys from more than 7,000 crypto wallets.
Real stocks only: why the SEC just outlawed the offshore token model
The SEC's Innovation Exemption only covers tokens that carry real shareholder rights, shutting price-tracking synthetic tokens out of the US framework.
HBO Max Reddit hijack: the fake Ledger and Exodus apps were built to steal recovery phrases
Hijacked HBO Max Reddit ads pushed fake Ledger, Trezor Suite and Exodus apps built to steal recovery phrases, researchers say.
Circle Mints 10 Billion ARC Tokens but Stops Short of Promising a Public Launch
Circle minted the full 10 billion ARC supply at the launch of its Arc blockchain but says the mint is not a commitment to publicly launch the token.
Blockstream refuses ransom as Liquid Network hackers still hold nearly 600 BTC
Blockstream refuses to pay a ransom for roughly 598 BTC still held by the hackers who drained the Liquid Network, vowing law-enforcement and forensic pursuit.
XRP Healthcare shuts down after wallet flaw exposed 4,000 accounts and $450,000 drain
XRP Healthcare is winding down after a flaw in its XRPH Wallet let attackers drain roughly $450,000 from 4,010 XRP Ledger wallets.
The IPO and token question Consensys won’t answer
Consensys split into two companies without saying whether MetaMask will go public or launch the MASK token.
Ink Foundation and GSR back Charter Foundation to halve token launch costs
Ink Foundation, GSR and partner law and audit firms launched Charter Foundation, a shared Cayman-based legal framework that cuts upfront token launch costs by more than half.
Cronos Rolled Back Two Hours of Chain History to Recover $111M After Tectonic Hack
Cronos validators rewound 10,961 blocks to recover $111.2 million of the $120.4 million Tectonic exploit, per a Sept. 8 post-mortem.