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Blockchain_Sam
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So now people can burn 10$ and 20 gallons of water to spellcheck a tweet? 😁
One thing I've always wished for was a way to expose traders who delete their losing trades and only showcase their winners.
@cz_binance and @heyibinance have always shown that transparency is a top priority at @binance
These new trader badges at #BinanceSquare make it much easier to identify experienced and credible traders at a glance. A simple feature, but one that adds real value to the community.
Great step forward! Looking forward to seeing even more transparency focused features in the future.
@cz_binance and @heyibinance have always shown that transparency is a top priority at @binance
These new trader badges at #BinanceSquare make it much easier to identify experienced and credible traders at a glance. A simple feature, but one that adds real value to the community.
Great step forward! Looking forward to seeing even more transparency focused features in the future.
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So please be careful.
Don’t trust meeting links blindly.
Don’t run anything to “fix” your mic or camera.
Don’t keep wallets on the same device you use for daily browsing, calls, and random links.
And always use 2FA.
Stay safe. 🫡
Don’t trust meeting links blindly.
Don’t run anything to “fix” your mic or camera.
Don’t keep wallets on the same device you use for daily browsing, calls, and random links.
And always use 2FA.
Stay safe. 🫡
Another important thing:
Attackers don’t always drain a wallet immediately.
Sometimes they monitor it, set alerts, and wait.
The moment the wallet receives a decent amount, they strike.
That’s the level of patience these scams have reached.
Attackers don’t always drain a wallet immediately.
Sometimes they monitor it, set alerts, and wait.
The moment the wallet receives a decent amount, they strike.
That’s the level of patience these scams have reached.
The lesson is simple:
Even people you know, met in real life, or trust professionally can become the entry point for an attack.
Sometimes their account is compromised.
Sometimes the identity is fake.
Sometimes the whole conversation is the trap.
Even people you know, met in real life, or trust professionally can become the entry point for an attack.
Sometimes their account is compromised.
Sometimes the identity is fake.
Sometimes the whole conversation is the trap.
I started rotating passwords, checking sessions, removing access, and securing every important account.
Thankfully, I had 2FA enabled on the essential apps.
And thankfully, my main crypto wallets were not on that device.
Thankfully, I had 2FA enabled on the essential apps.
And thankfully, my main crypto wallets were not on that device.
In seconds, it tried to grab whatever it could from the device:
Browser passwords, session cookies, wallet data/extensions, saved cards, and local files.
I immediately killed the internet connection and treated the device as compromised.
Browser passwords, session cookies, wallet data/extensions, saved cards, and local files.
I immediately killed the internet connection and treated the device as compromised.
Then a fake browser/system-style prompt appeared, telling me how to “fix my microphone.”
It looked like a Microsoft/Teams prompt.
It asked me to click Run.
I did.
That was the mistake.
It looked like a Microsoft/Teams prompt.
It asked me to click Run.
I did.
That was the mistake.
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The moment I clicked it, I saw a script start running in my terminal.
That’s when I realized it wasn’t a microphone problem.
It was malware.
That’s when I realized it wasn’t a microphone problem.
It was malware.
But she was very pushy.
Eventually, I agreed and booked a meeting through a normal Calendly link.
Nothing looked suspicious at that point.
But when the meeting time came, the calendar invite had no meeting link.
Eventually, I agreed and booked a meeting through a normal Calendly link.
Nothing looked suspicious at that point.
But when the meeting time came, the calendar invite had no meeting link.
I told her there was no link.
She apologized and sent me the meeting link directly on Telegram.
The link looked normal, so I clicked it.
The call opened. I could see myself, I could see her, and I could hear her.
But she said she couldn’t hear me.
She apologized and sent me the meeting link directly on Telegram.
The link looked normal, so I clicked it.
The call opened. I could see myself, I could see her, and I could hear her.
But she said she couldn’t hear me.
At an event last year, I met some team members from a very reputable company.
A month or two ago, one of the employees I had met personally reached out asking for an online meeting.
There was no clear reason for the call, so I kept ignoring it.
A month or two ago, one of the employees I had met personally reached out asking for an online meeting.
There was no clear reason for the call, so I kept ignoring it.
Got hacked today in a really sneaky way.
Thankfully, I keep my crypto on separate devices from the ones I use for daily work, calls, browsing, and random links.
This could have been much worse.
Here’s what happened stay safe. 🧵👇👇
Thankfully, I keep my crypto on separate devices from the ones I use for daily work, calls, browsing, and random links.
This could have been much worse.
Here’s what happened stay safe. 🧵👇👇
$ondo primed while rwa attention heats up in those ai infra threads. institutions on the rails, degens not there yet.
$ADA : SecondFi just wrapped the full forensic sweep on the $2.4M wallet exploit and set the two-week return clock. Most chains still can't even map the exit.
$sol $luna openai just named their new frontier stack after the solar system. sol flagship, terra balanced, luna cheap. the crossover isn't meme fuel, it's proof ai labs now borrow crypto's tier language for distribution.
tim scott & lummis just locked clarity act for senate floor vote before aug 10. the overlooked piece: two dem banking votes already flipped in committee — time crunch is forcing the cross-aisle math that actually moves markets.
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