Unibot, a leading Telegram trading bot, has seen a $560,000 exploit on a new router. The hack follows a similar breach against the Maestro bot just last week.

After a hacker stole 280 ETH from Maestro’s Router 2 contract, the development team swiftly gave users refunds plus a goodwill fee, spending over $1 million. Despite the setback, the Maestro bot continues to dominate in user count and transactions.

The vulnerability could allegedly impact multiple applications. With no immediate fix on the horizon, the Lightning Network community may face significant challenges ahead.

In its under two months of existence, Friend.tech has pumped, died and been revived, then been cloned, hacked, and the clone reportedly hacked at a loss to protect its monopoly. Safe to say that our original skepticism towards the project is yet to have softened.

Ethereum's Holesky testnet, designed to replace the outdated Goerli, was relaunched successfully after an initial setback. Despite challenges, Ethereum's diverse development community remains robust, ensuring its competitive edge in the blockchain space.

Mixin Network faced a $200 million loss due to a cyberattack on its cloud provider. The incident underscores the risks of blockchains’ reliance on centralized infrastructure.

As relations between the Russia and North Korean governments continue to cosy up, a Chainalysis investigation has found that since 2021, Russian crypto exchanges have been laundering stolen crypto used to fund the DPRK nuclear arms program.

Vitalik Buterin’s account on the X social media platform was recently hacked, and $691K stolen from unsuspecting followers. In June Bitboy Crypto’s account was similarly compromised, leading to followers losing $760K of funds. Is there something about the nature of crypto that attracts such scams?