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Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor has explained how its Twitter account was compromised – despite it having sensible security precautions in place, such as strong passwords and multi-factor authentication.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Se… Continue reading Trezor’s Twitter account hijacked by cryptocurrency scammers via bogus Calendly invite
By Waqas
The latest Trezor data breach places users at risk of phishing scams, potentially leading to the theft of additional login credentials.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Trezor Data Breach Exposes Email and Names of 66,0… Continue reading Trezor Data Breach Exposes Email and Names of 66,000 Users
Willie Sutton, the criminal who became legendary for stealing from banks during a forty year career, was once asked, “Why do you keep robbing banks?”
His answer? “Because that’s where the money is.”
However, today there’s a better target for robb… Continue reading Trezor crypto wallets under attack in SMS phishing campaign
If you’ve always been intrigued by the idea of performing hardware attacks but never knew where to start, then we’ve got the article for you: an in-depth look at the …read more Continue reading Everything You Didn’t Know You Need to Know About Glitching Attacks
There’s monkey business involving cryptocurrency thieves and MailChimp, a stalker exploits his ex-partner’s CCTV cameras, and what are the naughty words Amazon doesn’t want its staff using?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition o… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #269: Trezor Deep Throat, a CCTV stalker, and Amazon’s list of banned words
Owners of physical Trezor cryptocurrency wallets should be on their guard after an email was sent out by thieves attempting to dupe them into downloading new software to their devices. Continue reading Trezor wallets hacked? Don’t be duped by phishing attack email
After all the fuss and bother along the way, it seems a bit anticlimactic now that the James Webb Space Telescope has arrived at its forever home orbiting around L2. …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: January 30, 2022
It’s long been common wisdom that one of the safest places to keep your cryptocurrency holdings is in a hardware wallet. These are small, portable devices that encrypt your keys and offer a bit more piece of mind than holding …read more
Continue reading Hacking Hardware Bitcoin Wallets: Extracting The Cryptographic Seed From a Trezor
They were posing as crypto wallets in order to rip off users’ private keys and mnemonic phrases and drain real wallets. Google’s yanked them. Continue reading 49 malicious Chrome extensions caught pickpocketing crypto wallets
As Bitcoin prices surge, so too are malicious apps, malware-ridden scams and cryptojacking attacks looking to profit from the cryptocurrency industry. Continue reading Soaring Cryptocurrency Prices Draw Malicious New Onslaught of Apps, Malware