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🚨 AI-Powered Tool Breaks KYC Protocols! A new AI deepfake tool called ProKYC is taking crypto fraud to a whole new level of sophistication. It enables cybercriminals to bypass even the toughest Know Your Customer (KYC) checks on some crypto exchanges and financial platforms. According to cybersecurity firm Cato Networks, this tool is a game-changer for scammers looking to create fake identities out of thin air, making it easier than ever to open fraudulent accounts. Forget the days of buying fake IDs off the dark web—ProKYC allows bad actors to generate AI-powered identities, complete with realistic facial animations and deepfake videos. It can pass high-level KYC processes that involve matching live webcam images to government-issued IDs like passports or driver's licenses. 🔍 How Does ProKYC Work? ProKYC creates an AI-generated face and inserts it into a fake ID template. It then uses a deepfake video to match the AI-generated face with the user’s real-time webcam image, allowing scammers to bypass verification processes used by major exchanges like Bybit. It’s not just crypto exchanges at risk—payment platforms like Stripe and Revolut could also be vulnerable. While the tech is groundbreaking for fraudsters, it’s a nightmare for exchanges trying to maintain security. Overly strict biometric systems could cause false positives, and too lax systems let scammers slip through unnoticed. That's exactly why we need blockchain technology and proof-of-humanity! Of course Bonuz and IDSign together will solve such problems too. Stay updated with @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder and drop a follow for more updates! #SCAMalerts #fraudalert #scam #fraud #kyc
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🚨 $XRP Co-founder Makes $1M Donation to Kamala Harris Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has donated 1,754,815.29 XRP (valued at $1 million) to support Kamala Harris’s bid for the Oval Office. This donation, revealed by Federal Election Commission (FEC) records, marks the first crypto donation to the Harris campaign via the pro-Harris Future Forward PAC. With election odds putting Harris at a 45.9% chance of winning, the XRP contribution is more than just a financial boost—it signals a push by the crypto community to sway her stance on digital assets. Future Forward has raised over $200 million, and its acceptance of crypto donations highlights the growing influence of digital currencies in politics. Larsen isn’t alone in his support. He joined 87 other corporate leaders in signing a letter praising Harris for fostering business investment and innovation in the U.S. The letter emphasized the importance of having a President who supports American industries, with Ripple playing a pivotal role in the crypto space. Crypto advocates have been working hard to shift Harris's stance on digital assets. After receiving industry pressure, she finally addressed the issue in late September, stating her administration would encourage innovative technologies like AI and digital assets while protecting consumers. However, her statement largely mirrored the Biden administration's earlier position, showing no major policy shift. Do you think the support is legitimate or a bribery attempt? Drop a comment below! #XRP #Ripple #Elections2024 #KamalaHarris
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🚨 ETHEREUM Becoming CENTRALIZED?? 88% of Ethereum Blocks Produced by 2 Builders in Oct. In a surprising development, Beaverbuild and Titan Builder produced 88.7% of Ethereum blocks in the first half of October, raising concerns about centralization on Ethereum’s mainnet. What’s Driving This? According to Toni Wahrstätter from the Ethereum Foundation, this trend is mainly fueled by private order flow (XOF), which is sold exclusively by certain apps. XOF limits competition among block builders, leading to fewer shared transactions in block auctions. This kind of dominance among a few builders can theoretically allow certain transactions to be prioritized over others, something that runs counter to the decentralized principles of blockchain technology. Should We Be Worried? While these statistics raise eyebrows, some analysts like Ryan Lee of Bitget Research downplay the threat. Ethereum’s proposer-builder separation model means that block proposers cannot view or control the specific contents of blocks built by others. Instead, they simply choose the most profitable block to validate, ensuring that no single builder can unilaterally control transaction ordering or exclusion. Lee notes that validators and builders still can’t dictate which transactions go on-chain, alleviating major centralization fears. But Not Everyone’s Convinced Despite the separation model, others remain concerned. Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) incentives could still pose risks to Ethereum’s decentralization, as highlighted by software engineer Kishan Kumar. Despite these worries, there’s some optimism. Ethereum’s validator count has risen 30% in the past year, largely driven by institutional adoption, which could help dilute the concentration of power among a few builders. Ethereum's reputation and demand have been on a decline for a few months now. Where do you think this all is going? Drop a comment below! #Ethereum #ETH #VitalikButerin #Centralization #Decentralization
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🚨 Crypto Companies Paid $19,000,000,000 in 2024 SETTLEMENTS Alone! U.S. regulators have raked in a staggering $19 billion from crypto companies in settlements this year — marking a massive leap compared to previous years. The total amount collected since 2019 now stands at $31.92 billion, with 2024 accounting for two-thirds of it! Key Players: - FTX & Alameda top the list, coughing up $12.7 billion to the CFTC in an August settlement. - Terraform Labs ranks second with a $4.47 billion settlement over the TerraUSD (UST) collapse. - Genesis follows, settling for $2 billion with the OAG. This year has seen an 78% spike in settlements compared to 2023, signaling that regulatory pressure is far from easing. Regulatory Crackdown Intensifies: Crypto regulation hit a boiling point in the last two years, with Celsius, Terraform Labs, and FTX’s implosion acting as catalysts for more aggressive scrutiny. Binance’s November 2023 settlement also stands out as the only billion-dollar deal made with a company still in operation, underscoring the high stakes of regulatory battles. Crypto’s bull-to-bear market shift after major collapses in 2022 triggered this wave of scrutiny and lawsuits. The numbers show how far regulators have stepped up their efforts to police the industry. Is 2024 on track to be the most litigious year in crypto history? All signs point to yes! What do you think about this situation? 👇 Drop a comment below and stay updated with @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder ! #FTX #Terra #Genesis #Regulation #CFTC $PEPE $SHIB $FLOKI
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🚨 Quantum Computer Breach Could Push $ETH To New ATH! Chinese researchers claim they've made a major breakthrough in cracking encryption algorithms using quantum computing. Scientists from Shanghai University, led by Wang Chao, said they used a quantum computer to target encryption standards like AES-256, widely used to protect cryptocurrency wallets. The encryption algorithms targeted — Present, Gift-64, and Rectangle — are core components of AES, considered one of the most secure cryptographic systems in use. Quantum annealing, the technique used in the study, allowed the quantum computer to efficiently find weaknesses by bypassing traditional computational obstacles. Wang's team claims this is the first time a quantum computer has posed a "real and substantial threat" to multiple encryption systems. Quantum computers could pose a future catastrophic risk to the crypto world, where encrypted wallets could be cracked, exposing massive volumes of funds to theft. Though this is a major step forward, limitations still exist. Environmental factors, hardware constraints, and the lack of a universal attack algorithm mean that quantum computers aren't yet ready to breach blockchain networks entirely. Moreover, the recent quantum attack didn’t crack specific passcodes, but it came closer than ever before. Vitalik Buterin has already proposed a safeguard: a hard fork of the blockchain. If quantum threats emerge, the network could implement an upgrade that forces users to download new wallet software, preserving funds and fortifying security. Are we ready for the quantum leap in computing? Considering Vitalik's recommended solution, Ethereum might be able to make a huge step forward within the next years, so keep an eye on the technical developments. Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder for more! #Ethereum #eth #VitalikButerin #Vitalik #QuantumComputers $ETH
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