According to PeckShieldAlert, the frontend of CoinMarketCap was compromised, showing a fraudulent pop-up urging users to 'Verify Wallet.' This poses a significant phishing risk for crypto traders who interact with CMC for real-time price data and portfolio tracking. Users are strongly advised not to connect their wallets to CoinMarketCap until official confirmation of resolution. Such breaches can heighten volatility and erode trust in crypto platforms, potentially impacting assets like BTC and ETH. All trading participants should remain vigilant and monitor official CMC and security channel updates for further instructions. Source: PeckShieldAlert via X (formerly Twitter).

According to MistTrack_io, the Ethereum exploiter address 0xEA6f30e360192bae715599E15e2F765B49E4da98 has been flagged for malicious activity, with the exploiter's gas fee sourced from Swapuz Team (source: MistTrack_io on Twitter, May 28, 2025). This incident highlights an evolving security threat for crypto traders, with direct implications for DeFi platforms and token holders. Traders are urged to monitor flagged addresses and consider enhanced wallet security, as such exploits can cause rapid shifts in token liquidity and price volatility across the Ethereum ecosystem (source: MistTrack_io; Etherscan).

According to MistTrack_io, a malicious fake 'HyperLend' website is currently appearing at the top of Google search results through sponsored ads, posing a major risk to crypto traders. The site is designed to steal users’ wallet credentials and drain funds, making it essential for traders to verify URLs and avoid clicking on paid ad results. This incident highlights the growing threat of phishing attacks targeting DeFi users and underlines the urgent need for enhanced vigilance and security practices when searching for crypto platforms online. Source: MistTrack_io on Twitter, May 27, 2025.

According to @MistTrack_io, the official driver from a specific printer brand contains a backdoor program that intercepts cryptocurrency wallet addresses copied to the clipboard and replaces them with the attacker's Bitcoin address (1BQZKqdp2CV3QV5nUEsqSg1ygegLmqRygj). MistTrack reports that this security breach has already resulted in the theft of 9.3086 BTC. Crypto traders and investors are urged to verify all wallet addresses before transferring digital assets, as such clipboard hijacking malware poses a significant risk to asset security and could impact the broader cryptocurrency market by increasing user caution and potentially reducing transaction volumes. (Source: @MistTrack_io Twitter, May 19, 2025)

According to H.E. Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) on Twitter, traders are advised to prioritize security measures when engaging in crypto transactions. Sun's warning on May 3, 2025, highlights the importance of safeguarding digital assets against phishing attacks and scams, referencing recent incidents affecting major crypto platforms (source: Justin Sun Twitter, May 3, 2025). Traders should implement multi-factor authentication, regularly update wallets, and verify the authenticity of transaction links to mitigate risk.