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Damn JUP help a brother out, love the gasless transactions on SOL. Keep it up. Looking forward to the $MET airdrop. @JupiterExchange Thanks for a chance at redemption

_CryptoCaps's tweet photo. Damn JUP help a brother out, love the gasless transactions on SOL. Keep it up. Looking forward to the $MET airdrop.

@JupiterExchange

Thanks for a chance at redemption https://t.co/A9mNXbToz5

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9 months ago

@COB_Ghost @_CryptoCaps @PlayPudgyParty @mythicalgames @pudgypenguins @LucaNetz

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10 months ago

@PlayPudgyParty Party Morning 🐧

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10 months ago

Join me at Aster and trade together. Get started with my invitation code: 71B253 https://t.co/zVJIIYmp5R

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Charles Guillemet

@P3b7_

10 months ago

Update on the NPM attack: The attack fortunately failed, with almost no victims.🔒 It began with a phishing email from a fake npm support domain that stole credentials and gave attackers access to publish malicious package updates. The injected code targeted web crypto activity, hooking into Ethereum, Solana and other chains to hijack transactions, and replacing wallet addresses directly in network responses. The attackers’ mistakes caused crashes in CI/CD pipelines, which led to early detection and limited impact. Still, this is a clear reminder: if your funds sit in a software wallet or on an exchange, you’re one code execution away from losing everything. Supply chain compromises remain a powerful malware delivery vector, and we’re also seeing more targeted attacks emerge. Hardware wallets are built to withstand these threats. Features like Clear Signing let you confirm exactly what’s happening, and Transaction Checks flag suspicious activity before it’s too late. The immediate danger may have passed, but the threat hasn’t. Stay safe.

P3b7_'s tweet photo. Update on the NPM attack: The attack fortunately failed, with almost no victims.🔒

It began with a phishing email from a fake npm support domain that stole credentials and gave attackers access to publish malicious package updates. The injected code targeted web crypto activity, hooking into Ethereum, Solana and other chains to hijack transactions, and replacing wallet addresses directly in network responses.

The attackers’ mistakes caused crashes in CI/CD pipelines, which led to early detection and limited impact. Still, this is a clear reminder: if your funds sit in a software wallet or on an exchange, you’re one code execution away from losing everything. Supply chain compromises remain a powerful malware delivery vector, and we’re also seeing more targeted attacks emerge.

Hardware wallets are built to withstand these threats. Features like Clear Signing let you confirm exactly what’s happening, and Transaction Checks flag suspicious activity before it’s too late.

The immediate danger may have passed, but the threat hasn’t. Stay safe.

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fattybagz

@fattybagz

10 months ago

🚨Heads up 🚨

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10 months ago

@Atlasx100 🔥

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Lord Pemberton Squigglebop (🍞,🍞)

@lordpemby

10 months ago

i just posted this in a discord server advocating for the use of @BakerDAO420 and broke it down with simple numbers honestly if you hold spot BERA, this is kinda a no brainer

lordpemby's tweet photo. i just posted this in a discord server advocating for the use of @BakerDAO420 and broke it down with simple numbers

honestly if you hold spot BERA, this is kinda a no brainer https://t.co/or0Hc3qc5G

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10 months ago

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