A question we get a lot: "If I have a hardware wallet, why do I need a software wallet at all?" 🤔
Fair question. Here's how we think about it.
Your hardware wallet is the vault. It keeps your private keys offline and asks you to confirm every transaction on its own screen. That part is non-negotiable, and nothing about ZKX changes it. Your keys stay on the device.
But a vault isn't a dashboard. You still need somewhere to see your balances across networks, prepare a send, find a swap route, check a token or connect to an app. That's what the wallet interface is for.
ZKX works with Ledger, Trezor, GridPlus, SafePal and Keystone. You get the everyday experience on screen, and every important decision still goes through the device in your hand.
One habit that makes the whole setup stronger: read the hardware wallet's screen before you confirm. It's the one place a malicious website can't change what you see.
Vault plus dashboard. Each doing its own job 🧊
‼️ Google Chrome 0-Day Vulnerability in the Wild to Execute Malicious Code Remotely
Details: https://t.co/a4GsbK5Wkr
Google has fixed a Chrome zero-day that attackers are already using. The flaw is tracked as CVE-2026-125350, and it lets a remote attacker run malicious code in the browser.
Google’s Stable channel update moves Chrome to version 157.0.8103.50/.51 for Windows and Mac and 157.0.8103.50 for Linux.
The rollout will reach users over the coming days and weeks. CVE-2026-125350 is a high-severity use-after-free bug in Chrome’s XML component. Google says it is aware that an exploit for this flaw exists in the wild.
#CybersecurityNews
The finding involves risk of bad actors using social engineering to trick you that you're at the right place with added custom logic injected. With what recently happened with Binance, we can never underestimate the power of the manipulative deceptive tactics used by bad actors. If you are in Defi and combat this vulnerability using only WAF and don't address it at the core level then you are making it easy for attackers to win. Thank You @LibertySwapFi for the shout out and promptly fixing the problem. Even though it didn't have extreme urgency, it says a lot and shows you truly care. Respect 👊
💬 New on our blog: copycat tokens, and how to tell the real one from the fake 🪞
Anyone can create a token. Anyone can give it any name, any symbol and any logo they like. That's how permissionless systems work, and it's also why your token search results sometimes show three different "USDC"s.
Copycat tokens are used for a lot of scams: fake airdrops, poisoned transaction histories, honeypots you can buy but never sell, and swaps that land you in something worthless.
In the full guide we cover:
🔹 why the name, symbol and logo of a token prove nothing,
🔹 how to find a token's real contract address from official sources,
🔹 what to check before adding a custom token to your wallet,
🔹 the "free tokens" that show up uninvited, and why you should leave them alone,
🔹 and a simple routine before you swap into anything new.
The rule in one line: trust the contract address, not the name.
I'm not a very adventurous guy, so I normally check my prices on either PulseChain or PlsDashboard.
I just checked prices and it looks like an update was pushed just recently.
First ProveX, now PlsDashboard?
Things are happening and PulseChain looks livelier than ever.
need to get your money out of a CEX fast before they get hacked, freeze you, or lose all your money?
yes you do
and now you can get it directly into PulseChain coins, all in your control, just click "CEX Deposit" on https://t.co/ovIA1amqNS
Here‘s another fun fact: In those 5 years Bitcoin didn’t even manage to make a single x (1x) from it‘s last ATH to the ATH in 2025.
And yet people consider 2025 to be a bull run year.
That surely is reassuring.
When the CEO of a cold wallet tells you that not even his product gives you safety, what will?
Crypto is a bubble just waiting to be burst.
BUT.
So is every other thing in the world too.
Trust me, when everyone gets hacked in crypto, that will be the least of your concerns. Because at that point no system is safe anymore and the monetary system or any system will burn to the ground.
Just more fear mongering for the little man to sell.
Do you think a millionaire, or no better yet a billionaire, is shitting his pants because everything might get hacked - eventuallyyyy, maybeeee - in some unknown distant future?
Keep riding the panic attacks, I don‘t care. Either everything in this world breaks out in chaos, or nothing. Making this a problem for only crypto is a psyop to shake every normie NPC out.
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🚨BREAKING: SOLANA TOKEN CREATORS SUSPECTED OF SELLING $26 MILLION WORTH OF $SOL!
A single wallet collected 299,838 $SOL from multiple token creator wallets and deposited the funds into Binance and OKX over the past 16 hours, raising concerns about large-scale selling pressure.
🚨 CRITICAL WARNING FOR ALL $XMR HOLDERS
If you use Cake Wallet, or ANY Monero mobile wallet on iPhone, your funds may already be at risk.
Binance has confirmed a zero-day sandbox escape called worse_query on iOS 26.7.1, 27.0.1, and 27.2.
Malicious apps (especially sideloaded ones) can silently read other apps’ local files, ncluding unencrypted seed phrases and private keys stored by Cake Wallet and similar wallets.
This is not a phishing attack. It’s an OS-level breakout.
Do this immediately:
Update to iOS 27.2.1 (or 26.7.3) right now
If you have any suspicion, move your $XMR to a new wallet created on a clean device
Share with all the community
LibertySwap's CEX Deposit is passing real tests.
Users tried it from Binance, Coinbase, Robinhood, Cash App, OKX and Bybit, with good results so far. One reusable QR code. Funds land in your own wallet as the PulseChain coin you pick.
Which exchange are you leaving first?
@LibertySwapFi
Wallet 101 #2: your recovery phrase, and where it should live 📚
Last Monday: your wallet holds a key, not your coins. Today: the recovery phrase, which is that key written in words.
Twelve or twenty-four ordinary words, in a specific order. From those words, your wallet can rebuild every address and every private key you have, in any compatible app, on any device. That's why it's so powerful, and so dangerous.
Where it should live:
✅ On paper, or stamped in metal, written by hand.
✅ Somewhere private, safe from fire, water and curious eyes.
✅ Ideally with a backup in a second safe place.
Where it should never live:
✖️ Photos, screenshots, notes apps, email drafts, cloud documents.
✖️ Password managers you also use for everyday logins.
✖️ A chat with anyone. Including "support". Including us.
And one rule that covers everything else: only type it into your own wallet app, when you are the one restoring your own wallet.
Next Monday: what happens when you share your address, and why that's fine.
iPhone users:
don’t wait until ur wallet gets drained, update ur iOS now.
If your iPhone is still running iOS 26.7.1, 27.0.1 or 27.2
you can get all ur wallets drained without you approving it
A vulnerability known as worse_query could put your crypto wallets, private keys, seed phrases and login credentials at risk.
Here’s how it works:
Normally, every iPhone app operates inside its own protected space (sandbox).
example:
Phantom has its own protected storage.
Binance has its own protected storage.
Trust Wallet has its own protected storage.
MetaMask has its own protected storage.
One app shouldn’t be able to access another app’s private files.
But worse_query is a sandbox escape vulnerability that can bypass some of these restrictions.
This means a malicious app could potentially access files belonging to other apps on your iPhone.
Imagine a malicious app accessing sensitive files containing your wallet recovery phrase, private keys or saved login credentials.
If those secrets are exposed, an attacker could take control of your wallet and drain your funds without you approving a transaction.
And no, this isn’t a Binance-only problem. It’s an iOS-level security issue that could affect users across the ecosystem.
Your seed phrase is your money. Protect it like your life depends on it.
Removing all wallets from my iPhone. 😭 It’s gone mad. Here is how the weaponization curve of a sandbox escape:
Day 1: Security researchers publish an academic PoC.
Day 2: Jailbreak developers repackage Filza to change system fonts without jailbreaking.
Day 3: Organized drainers industrialize a 5-step turnkey data theft pipeline targeting crypto wallets and local keystores.
The worse_query attack chain diagram exposes the uncomfortable truth:
- Attackers don’t need a $2M 0-click exploit when greed and impatience deliver it for free.
- Disguise a malicious IPA as a “free cleaner,” “Apple Intelligence unlocker,” or “bot tool,” signed with disposable enterprise certificates.
- Trigger worse_query to escape container boundaries, query LaunchServices for installed apps, and iterate through high-value AppGroup directories.
- Siphon plaintext mnemonics, keystores, and WebView cookies over stealth DNS/HTTPS channels without prompting for camera or location permissions.
Apple built a beautiful walled garden, but if the side-door lock is cracked and users download random signed binaries from Telegram channels, the container model collapses into a single compromised directory.
She’s beautiful. She’s confident. And she likes a man who knows how to handle his money.
No banks. No middlemen. No permission required.
Now that’s attractive. 😏