🔒 A Copy Fail Linux-hiba komoly kockázatot jelent a kriptós infrastruktúrára A 2017 óta jelen lévő „Copy Fail” Linux-sebezhetőség lehetővé teheti, hogy egy már bejutott támadó teljes rendszergazdai hozzáférést szerezzen az érintett gépeken. A hibát a CISA is felvette az ismerten kihasznált sérülékenységek közé, miközben nyilvánosan elérhető hozzá működő exploitkód. Ez azért fontos a kriptós szektorban, mert Linuxon fut sok tőzsdei, validátori, node-os és letétkezelő infrastruktúra. #kriptovaluta #cryptofalka #Linux #CopyFail #Kiberbiztonsag #KriptoInfrastruktura

Finally an apology from Layerzero but multiple protocols with a combined TVL of ~$2B have already announced migrating to @chainlink CCIP • @KelpDAO: $1.5B • @SolvProtocol: $600M • @re: $200M Remaining top tokens that are still using OFT: • USDe/sUSDe by Ethena • weETH by Etherfi • USDT0 by Tether • thBILL by Theo • WBTC by Bitgo Can an apology stop their clients from leaving to Chainlink or is this just the beginning

Recently, $292 million worth of rsETH was stolen by hackers—an incident ranking among the top 10 largest thefts in history, highlighting its massive impact—and it triggered the loss of tens of billions in DeFi TVL. Many are directly contributing funds to assist, while others are working to identify and patch the vulnerability.

The North Korean Lazarus hacker group has unveiled a new tactic. This time, they’re targeting developers in the Crypto/DeFi space. Here’s how it works: · Pose as recruiters and schedule interviews · Send candidates a code repository to clone and complete a task · The repository contains a hidden malicious loader in the pre-commit script · Once executed, it steals wallets, login credentials, and browser data Under the guise of an onboarding test, they directly infiltrate your computer to steal your funds. Be careful when taking on these tasks, everyone.

🚨 Security alerts are growing in the crypto market… In April 2026, a total of 28 distinct security breaches occurred within the crypto ecosystem, resulting in losses exceeding $635 million 😳 Moreover, this data: 📌 Represents the highest monthly number of attacks in recent history 📌 Records the largest monthly loss since February 2025. As the market grows, so do not only projects but also attack methods. Bridge protocols, wallet security, and smart contract vulnerabilities have once again become major points of concern 👀 During bull markets, most people focus solely on price—but security is one of the most critical issues. As more capital flows into the sector, attackers’ appetites grow alongside it. That’s why: 🔸 Avoid clicking on unknown links 🔸 Use cold wallets 🔸 Regularly review approved contract permissions 🔸 Keep 2FA security enabled are no longer optional—they’ve become essential ⚠️

$AAVE WINS BIG - JUDGE CLEARS $71M FROZEN ETH RECOVERY Judge Margaret Garnett (SDNY) approved an onchain governance vote to move 30,766 ETH from Arbitrum to an Aave-controlled wallet, tied to the April 18 rsETH exploit. Key points: ▪️ Participants shielded from liability ▪️ NK-linked legal claims still preserved ▪️ 8 attacker positions on Aave V3 already liquidated (May 6) ▪️ Original exploit drained ~$230M via KelpDAO rsETH bridge This Ruling could set a major precedent for DeFi hack recovery, proving stolen funds belong to users, not hackers. @aave Leading the Fight Back. 💪