This week the project @OpenVPP ($OVPP) claimed to be working with the US government on the tokenization of energy.
12 hrs ago Hester Pierce replied saying she does not work alongside or endorse private crypto projects.
OpenVPP then hid her reply from the post.
I reviewed the accounts promoting OpenVPP and it’s the usual influencer suspects.
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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.
🚨 There’s a large-scale supply chain attack in progress: the NPM account of a reputable developer has been compromised. The affected packages have already been downloaded over 1 billion times, meaning the entire JavaScript ecosystem may be at risk.
The malicious payload works by silently swapping crypto addresses on the fly to steal funds.
If you use a hardware wallet, pay attention to every transaction before signing and you're safe.
If you don’t use a hardware wallet, refrain from making any on-chain transactions for now.
It’s still unclear whether the attacker is also stealing seeds from software wallets directly at this stage.
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RecoveryCase–✅ Result: $410,000 successfully traced and partially recovered within 72 hours.A victim clicked a fake token airdrop via a Twitter bot.The phishing site prompted a wallet connection and fake claim transaction. over $400K in USDT, ETH, and tokens were drained.
On Aug 19, 2025 a victim fell for a social engineering scam and lost 783 BTC ($91M) after exchange and hardware wallet customer support were impersonated.
The stolen funds began to peel off and deposits to Wasabi were made by the threat actor.
Coincidentally this theft happened on the one year anniversary of the $243M Genesis Creditor theft.
Theft txn hash
da598f2a941ee3c249a3c11e5e171e186a08900012f6aad26e6d11b8e8816457
Theft address
bc1qyxyk4qgyrkx4rjwsuevug04wahdk6uf95mqlej
The blockchain isn't just a ledger; it's a permanent time capsule. A fraudulent transaction from five years ago is as visible today as it was then. This immutability is our greatest tool. It means there's always a record to analyze, a puzzle to solve, and a chance to find the truth, no matter how much time has passed. #Blockchain #Crypto #DigitalForensics
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Think of the blockchain like a public library. Every book (transaction) is recorded, and we can see who checked out what and where it went. Crypto forensics is like being the librarian with the tools to connect all the check-out cards, revealing a complete story of the money's journey. #CryptoEducation #BlockchainExplained #Cybercrime
Why is blockchain forensic analysis so important? Because it turns anonymous-looking wallet addresses into key pieces of a puzzle. We can link transactions, identify patterns, and provide clarity where scammers try to create confusion. This work helps bring accountability to the crypto world. #DigitalAssets #FraudPrevention #CryptoSafety