Just days after Google publicly denounced the false reporting suggesting a massive Gmail security breach, here we are again with frighteningly big numbers that will likely trigger a raft of misreporting. 2 billion email addresses, 1.3 billion unique passwords, 625 million of which have not been seen before. Are we paying attention yet? https://t.co/UuBuNHXqU7 ...

Security Breach - UXLINK multi-signature wallet suffered a security breach [1] - Stolen funds were transferred to both centralized exchanges (CEXs) and decentralized exchanges (DEXs) [1] Recovery Efforts - UXLINK team is collaborating with exchanges, authorities, and police to recover the stolen assets [1]

Security Breach - Odinfun, a Bitcoin memecoin launchpad, experienced a $7 million exploit due to liquidity manipulation [1] - The breach resulted in a loss of 582 BTC, draining deposits from 291 BTC to 2328 BTC in under two hours [1] - Trading and withdrawals are currently paused as a security audit is conducted [2] - This marks Odin's second major security incident in 2025, raising concerns about the platform's security measures [3] Response and Investigation - Odinfun's co-founder confirmed the loss, stating the company treasury cannot cover it [2] - The exploit targeted Odin's automated liquidity market-making tool, with threat actors manipulating token prices [2] - Odinfun is collaborating with U S law enforcement, OKX, and Binance, which have contacted Chinese authorities [2] - Most of the attackers have reportedly been identified [3] Market Impact - Odin's native token, ODINDOG, experienced a 40% price plunge following the incident [3] - Community reaction is divided, with some blaming the co-founder for security lapses [3]

Security Breach - Odinfun, a Bitcoin memecoin launchpad, experienced a $7 million exploit due to liquidity manipulation, resulting in a loss of 582 BTC [1] - The breach caused deposits to decrease from 291 BTC to 2328 BTC in under two hours [1] - Trading and withdrawals have been paused while a security audit is conducted [2] - This marks Odin's second major security incident in 2025, following a previous compromise in April [3] Company Response - Co-founder Bob Bodily confirmed the $7 million loss, stating the company treasury cannot cover it [2] - Odin is collaborating with U S law enforcement, OKX, and Binance, which have contacted Chinese authorities [2] - Most of the attackers have reportedly been identified [3] Market Impact - Odin's native token, ODINDOG, plummeted 40% following the incident [3]

We have another example of signal being not so secure. This time according to reporting from the Washington Post, there is a person out there, people maybe a government impersonating Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State, the National Security Adviser. This person or this entity sent out a message to a number of officials over the app, the Signal app, using the username marco.Rubiostate. gov. gov and was able to get into contact with five officials, three foreign ministers, a US governor, and a Congress perso ...