$103,874.00
4.50%$2,350.56
7.43%$2.08
5.37%$632.66
3.99%$140.81
8.56%$0.999903
0.02%$0.273268
4.50%$0.158693
6.82%$2,348.35
7.35%$0.562001
6.08%$103,771.00
4.32%$37.63
8.34%$2,834.28
7.32%$2.71
13.00%$454.75
2.18%$12.39
8.91%$9.06
0.73%$0.23802
6.30%$17.57
8.92%$0.999994
0.04%$2.87
6.63%$47.94
-0.21%$0.00001127
8.51%$83.60
6.24%$1.001
0.01%$2,348.86
7.25%$0.145868
12.20%$2,516.39
7.40%$305.12
4.73%$1.001
0.04%$3.32
6.19%$103,952.00
4.49%$4.10
3.02%$6.72
9.13%$0.00000948
8.86%$0.523521
6.38%$247.65
12.00%$1.18
0.02%$50.97
3.40%$335.38
12.13%$1.00
0.00%$4.15
6.27%$1.056
-0.01%$0.082845
4.30%$4.79
6.84%$2.05
10.41%$170.31
8.74%$16.11
7.39%$0.719851
11.05%$1.00
-0.12%$27.38
0.28%$16.59
6.63%$0.595021
1.98%$4.44
-0.11%$0.072101
15.77%$4.00
9.17%$0.084673
20.01%$8.99
5.24%$0.02058406
9.06%$103,867.00
4.65%$0.640947
11.82%$0.176892
5.21%$3.02
11.42%$0.25661
10.34%$0.999432
0.50%$2.19
6.85%$0.172024
10.05%$4.31
4.46%$0.884971
9.55%$1.00
0.04%$0.290781
10.11%$2,348.30
7.16%$0.99945
-0.04%$95.53
10.85%$10.99
2.47%$0.227678
14.26%$149.14
8.48%$1.18
7.84%$0.198764
11.90%$0.01678
7.70%$1.20
15.12%$0.376675
11.08%$2,674.55
7.32%$2,459.63
7.17%$1.61
21.03%$1.50
9.49%$0.00001322
10.65%$10.44
11.11%$1.00
0.04%$0.999935
-0.06%$0.993908
10.15%$0.305431
18.89%$3.21
16.43%$0.608226
11.61%$0.531349
10.74%$0.999981
0.03%$0.056926
2.66%$1.11
0.04%$103,736.00
4.59%$3,384.54
-1.58%$2,517.19
7.78%$2,464.39
7.12%$632.29
3.85%$103,656.00
4.44%$3,373.20
-1.33%$103,983.00
3.82%$2,465.79
7.27%$0.496474
6.31%$0.078502
8.65%$0.774885
16.03%$0.558075
5.31%$0.39839
11.90%$2.11
7.63%$157.29
8.72%$111.54
0.02%$0.832989
12.29%$183.01
8.69%$2.13
7.81%$0.00006937
11.90%$0.998863
0.10%$2,536.34
7.31%$40.57
9.22%$0.01014698
0.83%$0.646817
9.34%$0.689144
6.66%$0.250195
9.45%$0.01353253
10.13%$0.997508
-0.00%$1.039
-4.19%$30.30
4.33%$0.156621
8.68%$18.08
8.12%$0.0121989
14.07%$103,413.00
4.11%$0.223546
5.50%$1.95
6.59%$0.00000058
5.50%$0.00909704
12.72%$3.44
6.51%$0.411474
10.30%$37.61
8.13%$0.519983
6.33%$103,330.00
4.28%$0.092783
10.01%$1.98
9.69%$0.485
16.99%$2,347.03
7.50%$0.512416
5.97%$2,349.79
7.33%$0.321617
6.97%$0.999918
-0.00%$103,813.00
4.37%$2,470.80
8.93%$2,508.45
7.37%$0.998317
-0.04%$0.25487
10.28%$2,348.27
7.33%$0.590001
7.65%$1.33
9.32%$0.0136945
7.46%$0.424944
4.69%$7.94
2.37%$0.061504
0.86%$47.12
5.36%$37.54
8.13%$0.999903
0.02%$0.999599
-0.05%$2.28
5.81%$0.159831
38.06%$1.091
0.05%$0.158563
6.51%$0.997979
0.18%$1.29
14.09%$1.00
0.02%$0.0000004
4.13%$0.03969313
13.25%$0.99681
-0.35%$5.41
9.58%$0.379042
0.64%$2,349.02
7.31%$13.19
10.95%$0.00406344
20.60%$0.111391
10.70%$0.00001843
6.84%$0.308563
15.38%$2,494.34
7.15%$2.20
10.03%$0.00620824
14.56%$0.496003
6.03%$0.474256
9.58%$0.0040925
21.36%$0.930011
12.30%$0.351968
5.27%$0.03489331
4.55%$1.11
11.92%$0.00000088
22.48%$0.164742
-2.77%$0.067074
6.38%$5.18
10.38%$0.03436452
8.02%$1.15
3.62%$1.37
7.98%$2,590.12
7.40%$0.327807
2.59%$0.130564
18.17%$19.68
2.09%$103,538.00
4.61%$0.01663452
4.64%$102,641.00
4.17%$0.999952
-0.01%$0.999251
0.01%$0.999052
-0.02%$2,568.79
7.29%$0.0310316
1.08%$0.754039
34.21%$0.00305064
12.07%$153.41
8.79%$2,346.57
7.37%$0.999753
0.01%$0.00005455
5.78%$0.701475
6.63%$9.84
3.41%$1.067
12.54%$0.436414
7.70%$2,352.85
7.54%$107.01
7.50%$0.00328488
6.68%$103,461.00
4.60%$0.281404
12.78%$0.059017
9.39%$1.002
0.33%$17.55
8.91%$1.68
-1.32%$0.00000134
1.94%$1.017
0.13%$0.579605
7.31%$100,744.00
4.78%$2,084.36
4.43%$0.177201
5.36%$0.00489381
9.46%$100,787.00
2.74%$0.553544
12.43%$0.999214
-0.01%$0.176705
7.28%$5.85
7.16%$14.25
7.10%$0.99974
0.02%$1.20
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A victim of a sophisticated crypto phishing scam has had their stolen crypto returned after a white hat hacker recovered over $16,000 worth of stolen Ethereum (ETH) and Decentr (DEC).
The hacker intercepted the funds after managing to penetrate the database of a crypto phishing scam. And unlike some 350 people that fell victim to the recent Twitter hack and Bitcoin scam, this time, the funds were reunited with their owner. And it's not the first time he has helped people to avoid crypto scams either.
Twitter saw a hack on an unprecedented scale on Wednesday when scammers targeted multiple high-profile accounts, sending a volley of tweets extorting Bitcoin from the 346 million followers of Barack Obama, Apple, Uber, Joe Biden, Elon Musk, and 20 others. The tweets promised users that the account holders would double the donations they sent to the Bitcoin addresses provided—a classic scam. The hackers walked away with around $120,000, but, more importantly, they left some key lessons for social...
Earlier this month, Harry Denley, director of security at blockchain analytics firm, MyCrypto, stumbled across a particularly sophisticated variant of a phishing scam. The method lulls victims in with phony user interfaces (UI) that imitate popular decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols—in this instance, Uniswap, an ETH-based token exchange, explains Denley in a blog post.
The decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem uses non-custodial, autonomous financial products to replace centralized middlemen in financial applications such as loans, insurance, and derivatives. Uniswap is an example of one of the core products in the DeFi ecosystem, the decentralized crypto exchange, or DEX. DEXs aim to solve many of the problems of centralized exchanges, including the risk of hacking, mismanagement, and arbitrary fees. However, decentralized exchanges have their own problems,...
Once hooked, the scam prompts victims into revealing a host of information they really shouldn't divulge, including private keys, a secret alphanumeric password that provides access to stashed crypto funds. The bogus UI then redirects victims to the actual protocol—in an apparent effort to avoid suspicion.
⚠️ We are seeing this becoming more frequent - web3 phishing is asking users for raw secrets by imitating @metamask_io popups (MetaMask won't ask for your key like this)#cryptocurrency #security
cc: @BalancerLabs https://t.co/YtYEpDnHDZ pic.twitter.com/UQxhDdoa4T— harrydenley.eth ◊ (@sniko_) July 9, 2020
Fortunately for one victim, Denley was on hand to foil the fraudster's plans. And favorably for Denley, the scammer's database security was lax, allowing him to receive the phished details and eventually recover the funds.
Further analysis of the database revealed other malicious UI's masquerading as domain names, such as XMR-wallet.com—a web wallet for the privacy coin Monero—as well as a host of other Uniswap directories.
On June 10, podcast host Eric Savics was stripped of his Bitcoin life savings after downloading a malicious KeepKey wallet extension from the Google Chrome Store. But the presence of these scam apps can’t have come as a surprise to Google. A month prior, crypto enthusiast Scott Davis reported a bogus KeepKey wallet that looked identical to the one Savics downloaded. KeepKey is a Bitcoin wallet focused on security. Image: KeepKey. "I have a Keepkey hardware wallet, and I installed that fake app...
Tracing the victim's funds back to a Binance.com address, Denley reached out to a contact within the exchange, confirmed the victim, and transferred the funds back to their rightful owner.
Denley is no stranger to tackling crypto fraudsters. In May, he flagged eight phishing scams masquerading as legitimate crypto wallets on the Google Chrome store. Despite Denley's best efforts, Bitcoin podcast host Eric Savic fell foul of one of the scams, losing his entire crypto fortune. Not even Denley could recover it now.
Midnight Network, a privacy and data protection blockchain with connections to Cardano, will offer NIGHT tokens to users of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other major networks as part of its launch airdrop. The protocol revealed its two-token system and “Glacier Drop”—a multi-phase token distribution event—plans in a 45-page tokenomics white paper on Monday. “Traditional tokenomic models rely on a single token and require users to spend tokens for every transaction, creating economic uncertain...
USDC issuer Circle shot up to the latest in a sequence of all-time highs on Monday, breaking past $298 per share at one point before retreating. Circle (CRCL), which started trading on the New York Stock Exchange just seven trading days ago on June 13, jumped 24% at one point from the company's Friday close of $240.28. Shares were currently changing hands at about $250. The company intraday market capitalization stands at nearly $63 billion. edging past the current almost $61.3 billion market ca...
Crypto degens have been gambling on World War themed meme coins while the United States bombed Iran on Sunday morning and tensions in the Middle East appear to be nearing a boiling point. The biggest meme coin winner—if you can call it that—was BunkerCoin, a six-month-old Pump.fun token that skyrocketed 1,964% from Saturday into Sunday to a $5.14 million market cap. It has since dropped 78% to $1.13 million. BunkerCoin, originally called Project Malachite, claims to own a 750,000 square foot pri...
