ChainCatcher message, according to official news, the AI blockchain project DIN's official X account (@din_lol_) has been hacked.The information currently posted by the account is not from the official team, and users are advised not to click on any links or engage in related interactions. The DIN team stated that they are actively addressing the incident, and further announcements should be based on official channels.

ChainCatcher news, investor Shorooq Partners issued a statement clarifying: the decline was not due to a hacker attack or team sell-off, but triggered by large-scale forced liquidations, which subsequently led to panic selling during low liquidity periods. Shorooq emphasized that its position as a long-term equity investor remains unchanged and publicly disclosed relevant wallet addresses to prove transparency. Some analyses pointed out that this crash was caused by leverage requirements and forced changes at certain levels, while the lack of decentralized exchange market makers exacerbated the issue.Earlier news indicated that before the sharp drop in the price of OM, a wallet suspected to belong to Shorooq Partners, an investment firm in the Middle East, received a transfer of 2 million OM.

ChainCatcher news, Odin.fun co-founder Bob Bodily tweeted that his account was hacked and is currently being addressed. More information will be provided as soon as possible.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, cybersecurity experts recently discovered a dual malware attack targeting users inside and outside the cryptocurrency industry.Cyber intelligence company Silent Push revealed in its latest report a malicious activity named PoisonSeed, which first forges login pages of bulk email service providers like Mailchimp and SendGrid to steal user credentials. Attackers send fake emails claiming that user accounts are restricted, luring them to log into a counterfeit website. After entering their credentials, the attackers quickly and automatically export the email subscription list.Subsequently, the attackers use the stolen subscription list to impersonate Coinbase and send phishing emails to the victims' contacts, claiming that the exchange "is transitioning to self-custody wallets," and includes a 12-word recovery phrase, tricking users into importing the wallet, effectively allowing hackers to take control of the assets.

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by Cointelegraph, data from blockchain security company PeckShield shows that the total losses from cryptocurrency hacks in the first quarter of 2025 reached $1.63 billion, a year-on-year increase of 131%. Among these, the attacks on Bybit exchange accounted for 92% of the total losses, making it one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts to date. February saw the most severe losses, reaching up to $1.53 billion, while the losses from attacks in March significantly dropped to $33 million.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by PeckShield, there were over 60 cryptocurrency hacking incidents in the first quarter of 2025, with total losses reaching $1.63 billion, an increase of 131% compared to $706 million in the first quarter of 2024.In March 2025, there were 20 cryptocurrency hacking incidents, resulting in losses of $33.46 million, including a $5 million hacking incident affecting 1inch, of which 90% has now been recovered.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by The Data Nerd, 8 hours ago, a wallet possibly belonging to Bybit deposited 22,000 ETH (worth about 45.35 million USD) to Binance, which may be a repayment from Bybit to Binance after the hacking incident. Last week, the wallet also deposited another 22,000 ETH to Binance.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the RWA project Zoth has released an update regarding the theft, stating that the team is actively investigating the incident and collaborating with professionals to trace the stolen funds and facilitate recovery. Additionally, Zoth has partnered with Crystal Blockchain BV to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the incident.73% of Zoth platform's TVL (Total Value Locked) has been immediately secured with the help of the asset issuer. A detailed report will be shared in a few weeks.Zoth has announced a public bounty of $500,000. Any actionable leads that assist in the recovery of funds will be rewarded from the bounty.Previously, Zoth confirmed that it had encountered a security breach, and the attackers had exchanged the stolen funds for 4,223 ETH.

ChainCatcher message, forwarded by SlowMist Technology's Chief Information Security Officer 23pds: "Four.Meme was hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $120,000. There were no vulnerabilities in any contracts. The root cause was the leakage of the transaction where Four.Meme added liquidity to PancakeSwap. The hacker somehow obtained these private transactions (possibly due to BSC Builder being compromised) and executed a sandwich attack by bundling with them."

ChainCatcher news reports that cryptocurrency scams continue to pose an increasing threat to investors, with scammers using increasingly sophisticated methods to steal funds and personal information. To help the public identify and avoid these scams, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) has released a glossary containing 24 different types of cryptocurrency scams, highlighting the most common ways scammers deceive victims:Advance Fee ScamsAffinity ScamsAI Investment ScamsAsset Recovery ScamsBait and Switch ScamsBitcoin Mining ScamsCrypto Blackmail ScamsCrypto Gaming ScamsCrypto Job ScamsCrypto Wallet Drainer AttacksFraudulent Trading PlatformsHackingHigh-Yield Investment ProgramsIdentity TheftImposter ScamsInvestment Group ScamsLiquidity Mining/Yield Farming ScamsCrypto Giveaway/Airdrop ScamsPig Butchering ScamsRansomwareRomance or Social Media ScamsRug Pull ScamsSignal Selling ScamsTech Support Scams

ChainCatcher news, market news publisher db posted on platform X that its X account has apparently been hacked, and not to trust any messages for the time being. It is still unclear what happened, as both its 2FA/Yubikey are enabled but it was still attacked. Further details will be released later.db also stated that there are no connected applications, no content in access history/sessions, no delegated accounts, and no API key leaks.ChainCatcher previously reported that db's X account had posted fake news about "Trump tokens having utility," and the account was compromised. That tweet has since been deleted.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the cross-chain asset exchange protocol THORChain has processed over $5.4 billion in transaction volume since Bybit suffered a $1.4 billion hack, generating approximately $5.5 million in revenue for the platform.According to data from the THORChain explorer, on the day following the hack of Bybit, THORChain processed over $1 billion in exchange transaction volume, generating more than $554,000 in total revenue that day alone.Despite achieving this revenue milestone, THORChain has faced scrutiny for its role in the illegal transfer of funds.

ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, there were 20 cryptocurrency hacks in February, resulting in approximately $1.51 billion in losses, making it the most devastating month in cryptocurrency history. The Bybit incident alone accounted for $1.43 billion in losses, topping the list of the largest breaches in the past 5 years. The top 5 hacking incidents include:Bybit: $1.4 billionInfini: $49.5 millionzkLend: $9.66 millionIonic: $8.6 millionSujiYan: $4 million

According to ChainCatcher news, as disclosed by 21.co strategy analyst Tom Wan, the number of SOL liquid staking tokens (LST) on centralized exchanges has decreased by 781,000 since the Bybit hacking incident.The main beneficiaries include jitoSOL and jupSOL, whose supplies have increased by 454,000 and 129,000 respectively.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, based on the latest report from the security service platform Immunefi, the cryptocurrency industry experienced a surge in stolen funds in February due to the record-breaking Bybit hack, with 9 hacking incidents resulting in a loss of $1.53 billion, a 20-fold increase compared to the previous month.This figure is 18 times higher than February 2024, when the recorded loss was $81.6 million; the losses so far this year have reached $1.6 billion, an 8-fold increase compared to the same period last year.

ChainCatcher news, Upbit announced that in response to the recent hacking incident involving Bybit, the FBI has issued an official document requesting all digital asset service providers to block transactions related to these addresses. Upbit will work closely with investigative agencies. Upbit strongly advises users not to withdraw funds to addresses associated with the hacking incident and has listed the Ethereum wallet addresses related to the hack published by the FBI.

ChainCatcher message, Bybit co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou released a hacker forensics report provided by Sygnia and Verichains on the X platform, which disclosed that malicious code was deployed at 15:29:25 UTC on February 19, specifically targeting Bybit's Ethereum multi-signature cold wallet.

ChainCatcher message, Binance responded to the "SMS phishing attack" incident, stating, "SMS Spoofing is a common attack method and not a new hacking technique, nor is it targeted specifically at Binance or the cryptocurrency industry. Attackers modify the sender's identity to make the SMS appear to come from a trusted source. In some countries or regions, the mechanisms for achieving this disguise remain in a legal gray area, increasing the difficulty of addressing this attack method in the security field. Binance plans to launch a new security feature to help users verify the authenticity of SMS messages."Previously, SlowMist's Chief Information Security Officer @im23pds stated that there has been a recent increase in SMS phishing attacks targeting Binance users, with phishing messages appearing in the conversation thread of official Binance SMS, alongside genuine official messages in the same context, sharing the same channel.