AllyPry
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@allypry
OSINT & Blockchain Intelligence Analyst @Certik @CertiKAlert
🇫🇷 ALERT: Around 70% of crypto wrench attacks globally are happening in France, with 41 crypto-related kidnappings recorded in the country so far in 2026. h/t: @JoeNakamoto
🚨New Video! This one is very important. 41 kidnappings. 4 months. One country. This is how France became the most dangerous place on Earth to own Bitcoin — and the data leak that made it possible.
We’re aware of the security reports linked to rewards payout. User funds and market resolution are safe. Findings point to a private key compromise of a wallet used for internal top-up operations, not contracts or core infrastructure. More updates to follow.
PANEL ANNOUNCEMENT: Every cycle in DeFi has been defined by a new class of attack. The next one is being built right now, faster than the defences against it. Listent at the Louvre: DeFi Under Attack: Securing Onchain Finance and the Machine Economy. Charles Guillemet (CTO, @Ledger), Kostas Chalkias @kostascrypto (Co-founder & Chief Cryptographer, @Mysten_Labs), Jason Jiang (CBO, @CertiK), and Rodrigo Coelho @rodventures (CEO, @edgeandnode) take the stage for a conversation moderated by Nikola Stojanow @nikolastojanow (Partner New Ventures, @BankFrick). A clear-eyed look at the risks still defining DeFi security. Key management. Front-end phishing. Smart contract failures. Malicious interfaces. And how custody, code review, transaction protection, monitoring, and security standards need to evolve as the value sitting onchain keeps climbing. And the question the entire industry is racing to answer: what needs to be in place before autonomous agents can safely transact, hold value, and act on behalf of users at scale. Take a seat. tickets.proofoftalk.io/passes
BREAKING: WIFE OF @TheSandboxGame COO TARGETED IN A FAILED KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT THIS WEEK AT THE COUPLE’S HOME IN FRANCE - MAN DISGUISED AS A DELIVERYMAN TRICKED HER INTO OPENING THE GATE, THEN HOODED ACCOMPLICES RUSHED IN - PER JOURNAL DU DIMANCHE SOURCE: lejdd.fr/Societe/info-j…
We are investigating unauthorized access to GitHub’s internal repositories. While we currently have no evidence of impact to customer information stored outside of GitHub’s internal repositories (such as our customers’ enterprises, organizations, and repositories), we are closely monitoring our infrastructure for follow-on activity.
Earlier today, Echo Protocol identified unauthorized activity involving eBTC on Monad that resulted in unauthorized minting and associated fund loss. Our investigation indicates the issue originated from a compromised admin key affecting the Monad deployment. Based on current findings, approximately $816K was impacted on Monad. The Monad network itself was not impacted and continues to operate normally. Since detecting the incident, we have been actively investigating potential cross-chain exposure, coordinating with ecosystem partners, and implementing additional precautionary measures. We have successfully regained control of our admin keys and burnt the remaining 955 eBTC that was in the attacker’s possession.
