sDOLA LlamaLend suffers flash loan price manipulation attack, losing approximately $240,000

Steam 8 games embedded with malware, FBI targets victims from 2024 to 2026

The U.S. FBI is investigating 8 PC games on the Steam platform that are suspected of containing malware, primarily targeting users who downloaded them between 2024 and 2026. Victims can submit information through the FBI to receive compensation. This incident demonstrates that Steam's massive user base makes it a target for malicious attacks, and cryptocurrency assets are becoming a primary target of such attacks.

Million-Dollar Trading Influencer Exposed for Profiting from Selling Courses: Where's the Line Between Trading Experts and Content Influencers?

U.S. trading influencer ImanTrading recently accused fellow trading influencer TJR (Tyler Riches) in a video of profiting from courses and signal groups rather than actual trading. The video revealed that TJR previously borrowed money from friends to trade and incurred losses, and pointed out that his trading performance shows signs of falsification. Additionally, TJR's paid courses have been questioned for having more participants than claimed, with the actual teaching quality difficult to verify. The incident has sparked discussions about the boundary between influencers and legitimate traders.

Venus Protocol Hacked for $3.7 Million Loss: $THE Low-Liquidity Tokens Became Attack Vector, BNB Chain DeFi Sounds Alarm Again

Decentralized lending protocol Venus Protocol was attacked for approximately $3.7 million on March 15, 2026, resulting in $2.18 million in bad debt. The attacker conducted a sophisticated attack by manipulating the price of low-liquidity token $THE, combining on-chain lending with off-chain derivatives, exposing systemic risks. The incident prompted the industry to re-examine collateral eligibility standards and risk parameter design.

Venus Protocol Hit by "Liquidation Bomb" Attack: Hacker Disguised as Normal Operations for 9 Months, Created $2.15 Million Bad Debt

BNB Chain's lending protocol Venus Protocol fell victim to a hacker attack on March 16 that had been planned for 9 months, ultimately resulting in the extraction of approximately $5.07 million in assets and causing $2.15 million in bad debt. The attacker manipulated the price of THE token to trigger liquidations, and Venus responded by reducing collateral factors across multiple markets, highlighting the risks DeFi protocols face with low-liquidity tokens.

China's Digital Yuan Operations Management Center Announces Three Types of Fraud Schemes

The China Digital Renminbi Operation and Management Center has announced three types of scams: pyramid schemes disguised as promotional activities, scams that lure transfers through rebate schemes for fake orders, and schemes that trick users into downloading counterfeit apps to steal information and funds.

White Hat Hacker Discloses Critical Vulnerability in Injective Protocol Involving 500 Million Dollars in Assets, Bug Bounty Dispute Remains Unresolved

White hat hacker f4lc0n discovered a serious vulnerability in the Injective protocol that could have led to the theft of $500 million in assets. Although the fix was rewarded with only a $50,000 bounty, which is below the maximum standard of $500,000, f4lc0n disputes this and plans to continue exposing the issue.