Crypto investor loses $2.6 million in zero transfer scam 🔷 Scammers tricked a user twice in three hours using the “zero transfer” method, an advanced form of phishing. The attackers send zero-amount transactions to fake addresses, impersonating them as trusted ones. 🔷 The first transaction was for 843,000 USDT, the second — 1.75 million USDT. 🔷 The victim saw a fake address in the transaction history and mistook it for their own, which led to the funds being sent to the scammers again. 🔷 This method does not require access to private keys and is becoming more common in the crypto space. 🔷 Experts advise checking recipient addresses manually and not relying only on transaction history.

Trump's TMTG Plans to Invest $3 Billion in Cryptocurrencies Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), the media company that manages Truth Social, is preparing to raise $3 billion for investments in cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin. 🔹 $2 billion — through the sale of shares, $1 billion — through convertible bonds 🔹 Investor interest is high, the announcement is possible this week 🔹 The strategy follows the model of Strategy by Michael Saylor 🔹 TMTG capitalization is about $6 billion, the shares are already traded on the labor exchange 🔹 TMTG representatives did not deny the information

Ethereum chart shows golden cross pattern 🔷 What does it mean: A golden cross has formed on the Ethereum daily chart — a technical indicator in which the 50-day moving average crosses the 200-day moving average from the bottom up. This signal is traditionally considered bullish and may indicate the beginning of a sustainable price increase. 🔷 Analysts' forecasts: Analysts, including Ted Pillow, believe that this pattern could lead to ETH rising to $3,000 in the near future. Other experts, such as Crypto Rover, point to the possibility of reaching $4,000 if the bulls maintain control of the market.

A huge data resource with 184 million accounts was discovered on one of the web servers — without a password, without encryption, with open access for anyone. This was reported by security researcher Jeremiah Fowler, who was the first to stumble upon this treasure. He called the find "a dream worklist for cybercriminals" — and, apparently, this is not an exaggeration at all. ❓What's inside The database contains 47.42 GB of data. Emails, logins, passwords, links to account login pages, data from banks, government portals, medical services and popular applications. In other words, the vulnerabilities of millions of users around the world are protected. ❗️Among the well-known services in the database are: Apple. Google. Microsoft. Amazon. PayPal. Instagram, Facebook, X. Discord. Snapchat. Yahoo. WordPress. And this is only what we managed to check - the database is so large that the researcher has not yet had time to study it completely.

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