Scammers netted $3.5 million by hacking accounts like McDonald’s and Usher, promoting fake tokens, and laundering funds via casinos.

On Tuesday, Indian cricket fans were targeted by scammers with a Solana-based token. The attackers attempted to profit from sports fans after hacki...

According to CertiK, an attacker’s account utilized an unreadable function to transfer $1.4m worth of BSC-USD without burning the equivalent LP tok...

Hackers seized Kylian Mbappe's X account to promote a fake crypto scheme, leading to significant financial losses for some investors.

French football star Kylian Mbappe’s X (formerly Twitter) account was reportedly hacked on Thursday. The hacker launched a token named $MBAPPE and ...

The crypto markets are recovering, mostly on big developments in the United States.

The scammer reportedly made a profit of $700,000.

Scammers stole $700K in Solana after hacking into the Instagram account of McDonald’s and promoting a fraudulent token named GRIMACE.

The crypto ecosystem has seen a surge in memecoins and their popularity over the past year. Still, the craze has ushered in a wave of scams and rug...

Fast food chain McDonald’s’ Instagram profile promoted a scam memecoin deployed on Solana (SOL) after being compromised. The token — called GRIMACE...