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ZachXBT Highlights UK’s Cybercrime Challenges Amid Hacking Surge

Mario Nawfal and ZachXBT discuss the rise in social media hacking incidents in the UK and the need for stronger penalties and support for law enforcement against cybercrime.

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Wemix denies cover-up amid delayed $6.2M bridge hack announcement

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Crypto users report new scam emails spoofing Coinbase, Gemini

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Four suspects charged in home invasion of streamer Amouranth

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North Korea Bitcoin Holdings Top El Salvador, Bhutan After Bybit Hack

North Korea is now the third-largest government Bitcoin holder after hacking Bybit, surpassing El Salvador and Bhutan, raising concerns over illicit funding and national security.

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SlowMist Uncovers Sneaky LinkedIn Phishing Scam Draining Crypto Wallets

A new LinkedIn phishing scam targets blockchain engineers, bypassing security measures to steal sensitive data and crypto assets. SlowMist advises vigilance and verification to prevent such scams.

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Singapore national to face trial in connection to $240M crypto heist

Singapore's Malone Lam Yu Xuan faces trial for a $240 million Bitcoin heist, living extravagantly in the U.S. on stolen funds. Charges include wire fraud and money laundering.

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Fake 'Investment Education' Crypto Scams Are Exploding—Regulator Issues Dire Warning

North Dakota regulators warn of fraudulent investment education foundations scamming cryptocurrency investors through deceptive trials, fake loans, and misleading promotions.

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24 Ways Crypto Investors Are Being Hunted by Cybercriminals—Wallets Drained at Record Speed

The article outlines 24 types of sophisticated cryptocurrency scams, highlighting tactics used by fraudsters to deceive investors and the warning by the DFPI to avoid these schemes.

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Massive Campaign Uses Over 700K Wallets in Cryptojacking Scheme

A cryptojacking campaign using over 700,000 addresses, attributed to a tool named Massjacker, has stolen over $300,000 through clipboard hijacking, initiated via a site for pirated software.