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🚨🚨Do not interact with the Steakhouse app until further notice. Our team has identified a phishing attack on Steakhouse domain (both app and website). No deposits are at risk. No contracts are affected. All Steakhouse depositors are safe. The issue may impact new users interacting with the malicious website served by the attacker. We are working to restore the frontend as soon as possible. We will communicate all updates asap.

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WhatsApp users are being hit with a crypto trojan that looks like a harmless message from a friend or a chat you trust. The malware gets full access to your device via just a tap. It's built specifically to steal crypto. The moment you open Binance, OKX, Coinbase, MetaMask, Trust Wallet or any popular wallet or exchange app, the trojan starts harvesting data. The malware is targeting users in Brazil, but this method can affect anyone who uses WhatsApp.

1/ I was hacked this week for the first time in 8 years. Both my crypto wallets and entire socials were compromised. It didn't happen through clicking any obvious phishing links. I hired an expert and what he told me was shocking. Here's the untold story and how to avoid it 🧵👇

Exciting New Toolkit Announcement! 🤗 Our highly requested Wallet Risk Assessment Tool (Beta Version) is now live! ✨ ✅ Try it here→misttrack.io/aml_risks/ So what can you do with this tool?👇 1. Check Risk Scores: Assess the risk score and funds of USDT on three major chains: TRON, ETH, and BSC. 2. Make Informed Decisions: Use the risk score to decide whether to interact with a specific wallet address. 3. Deep Analysis: Click "Deep Analysis" for more detailed information to track and monitor addresses. 4. Share Results: Easily share the risk status of addresses with friends and colleagues by clicking "Share."

notable domains that are at risk: pendle.finance karak.network compound.finance hyperliquid.xyz dydx.exchange thorchain.com axelar.network vertexprotocol.com hop.exchange polymarket.com yieldyak.com

Android malware (.apk) can be spread through a fake video by manipulating the @telegram file extension. @0x6rss showed how it is done in the video below! Keep in mind: 1. Data and Storage → Auto Download Media → Toggle off; 2. Never ever click on videos sent by strangers!

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GM! Today’s the day! 🙌 The ethOS phone regular-order mint has arrived!

Smol announcement time 🔊 Smol v2 is live! A new hub for your blockchain chores! ✔️ Avoid address scams with your locally saved address book. ✔️ Send multiple tokens at once. ✔️ Disperse funds in a single tx Explore at smold.app and stay tuned for more apps.

The world is on fire... The flow of news is just endless at the moment, but how can you distinguish what is real and what is not? Evaluate the information for yourself. Studying my #OSINT manual is time-consuming, but it is worthwhile. officercia.mirror.xyz/Kfy7hVyHhwyBje…

DROP ALERT 🔥 GITCOIN 2.0 WHITEPAPER: GRANTS = GROWTH Written by @owocki & @meglister, this whitepaper illustrates how grants are pivotal for ecosystem growth and Gitcoin’s evolution from 1.0 to 2.0 🎉 Gitcoin 2.0 introduces diverse capital allocation mechanisms and embraces multiple EVM-based networks. The paper also explores Gitcoin’s modular solutions tech stack. Read the paper: gitcoin.co/whitepaper

There has been an ongoing OTC scam recently, which has affected many legit teams and whales. $GBOT, $LINQ, $HMX teams and whales were targeted and unfortunately lost six figures! I will cover the scam method for $GBOT OTC incident, which caused a drama in Arbitrum space... 1/

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Checklist for SOC during Ransomware attack While dealing with a ransomware attack in a Security Operations Center (SOC), consider the following checklist: 1# Isolate Infected Systems: Immediately isolate affected systems from the network to prevent the ransomware from spreading further. 2#.Alert Management: Notify relevant stakeholders, including management, legal, and IT teams, about the attack. 3#.Gather Information: Document all available information about the attack, including the ransom note, malware samples, and affected systems. 4#. Engage the Incident Response Team: If available, involve your incident response team to lead the investigation and recovery efforts. 5#.Assessment: Determine the scope and impact of the attack on your systems and data. #6. Containment: Identify the ransomware variant and apply appropriate measures to contain the attack, such as disabling compromised accounts or network segments. 7# Data Backup Check: Verify the integrity of your data backups to ensure they are not compromised. Use clean backup data for recovery. #8. Communication Plan: Develop a communication plan for informing employees, customers, and partners about the situation, while adhering to legal and regulatory requirements. 9#. Malware Analysis: Conduct an analysis of the ransomware to understand its behavior, possible decryption methods, and potential vulnerabilities. 10# Engage Law Enforcement: If necessary, involve law enforcement agencies and share relevant information with them. 11#. Recovery Strategy: Develop a recovery strategy based on the nature of the attack, whether it's possible to decrypt files, or if you need to rebuild systems from scratch. 12#. Negotiation Consideration: Evaluate the risks and benefits of negotiating with the attackers for decryption keys. This is a complex decision with legal and ethical considerations. 13# User Education: Reinforce user education on cybersecurity practices to prevent future attacks. 14# Patch and Update: Identity and patch vulnerabilities that were exploited to deliver the ransomware. 15# Monitor and Analyze: Continuously monitor for signs of the ransomware reactivating or any new vulnerabilities being exploited. 16# Forensics: Conduct a thorough forensic analysis to understand how the attack occurred and whether any data was exfiltrated. 17# Post-Incident Review: After the attack is contained, conduct a review of the incident response process to identify areas for improvement. 18# Risk Mitigation: Implement security measures to prevent similar attacks in the future, such as endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions, email filtering, and user training. Remember that each attack is unique, so the steps you take may vary. It's important to have a well-defined incident response plan in place and to collaborate closely with your incident response team and relevant stakeholders. #Infosec #SOC #Checklist #DataSecurity #Security #Cyber

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