My xbornid.eth wallet (0xB2d39905d4AcEC5E4b759c15B5D4A302B99Af5ef) was just drained, and I’m still not sure how it happened. Within seconds, dozens of transactions transferred almost all my tokens to 0x401DaCB7697A9c8dFbEFC5fcC0102cA29aA007FD. Fortunately, I managed to save my ENS xbornid.eth by quickly transferring it to another wallet I control. While reviewing the transaction history, I noticed that my wallet had previously received an NFT on Optimism. I’m not sure if this NFT was related to the drain or just a coincidence. I’m also investigating possible token approvals, signatures, or smart contract interactions that may have been exploited. If you have experience with wallet drainers, malicious NFTs, token approvals, or signature exploits, I’d really appreciate any insight. ⚠️ Consider 0xB2d39905d4AcEC5E4b759c15B5D4A302B99Af5ef compromised. Do not interact with or send assets to it.

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Crime season

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I am here to report a crime of pineapple

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Welcome to Hacking Season https://arstechnica.com/security/2026/08/terabytes-of-credentials-leaked-in-massive-supply-chain-attack/

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Maintains a continuously updated blacklist of phishing and scam domains for network security. https://github.com/phishdestroy/destroylist

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https://x.com/0xdeployer/status/2081173716671869250?s=46 at this point you should never use SSO for anything ever. once one is compromised everything else is (ask me how I know)

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KIMI K3 AI FINDS A DANGEROUS WAY TO TAKE OVER TELEGRAM WITHOUT YOU CLICKING ANYTHING, PUTTING MILLIONS OF USERS AT RISK (Reminder to disable auto saving of files + media on Telegram) https://x.com/Fried_rice/status/2080200610985689222

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And so the scams begin! Be careful out there. How do we know this is a scam? 1. It’s an iMessage. Very few companies have official iMessage accounts and those are usually verified (like Apple) and won’t be from a random phone number. 2. Most will be from a text service using a short code, not a 10 digit phone number. 3. Even if you suspect something is wrong, only use the phone numbers that are tied to official support channels listed on their websites. Never use the number in an email or text. Be extra safe. New features and updates are the perfect breeding ground for scammers.

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Not at all calling this a rug but it is landing as wired & deceptive.

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@shawmakesmagic where you at on this‽

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I guess this scammer is drunk or something..

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Oof, not a good look https://youtu.be/-L-EH5dryuU?is=B1yd4fUGdwOUQWSm

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🚨 Major data leak: 124 million passwords and 56 million emails exposed! This time, it is not just about one hacked website. Malware has stolen saved passwords, cookies, and browser data from infected devices. Check your email on Have I Been Pwned: https://haveibeenpwned.com If your data was exposed, change your passwords immediately and enable 2FA.

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They just tried to break into my house will I'm home. Damn scary! They tried to move my camera's but might have forgotten that these things recorded them.. But police says they can't do much if they didn't actually steal anything yet...

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Somehow I'm a mod of /police now. Not sure how that happend or even why that happend? @wallstreetguy.eth seems to AFK for a few months making it even more of a mystery why I'm a mod now? Guess I'll do my best to curate ;) Any changes or requests?

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