ChainCatcher news, the globally renowned Web3 social application INTO has been invited to participate in the Consensus2024 sub-conference held on May 31 in Austin, Texas. This summit is co-hosted by top industry companies Infiblue World, OKX, Metastone, and Beosin Chain Security, with the theme "Navigating the Metaverse Era: Web3 Leaders Gather to Ignite a New Chapter in Social Interaction," attracting numerous industry leaders and innovators.As a pioneer leading the Web3 social revolution, INTO is committed to building a decentralized social ecosystem, providing users with an open, free, efficient, secure, and compatible decentralized social environment. Currently, the number of users worldwide has surpassed 12 million, with nearly one million SBT-certified users. It is reported that Consensus is one of the largest, longest-running, and most influential blockchain conferences in the world, bringing together various parties from the cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3 communities. This conference is expected to attract over 6,800 companies and more than 15,000 attendees globally.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the acting head of the London City Police (NFIB) Pete O'Doherty revealed that the NFIB discovered a counterfeit email address allegedly from the cryptocurrency website Blockchain.com. Authorities found an additional 42 registered domain names, including "actionfraud.info" and "depart-fraud.com," and immediately blocked these addresses upon discovery.It is reported that the FIB urged victims of cybercrime to report through official channels and hotlines. The police stated that as of December 2023, they had successfully removed nearly 300,000 malicious websites due to these reports. Some phishing attempts included claims that email recipients had won Tupperware sets.