Trezor and Ledger users targeted by scammers, fake official letters used to conduct seed phrase phishing

Israeli Journalist Receives Death Threats After Reporting, Are Polymarket "Bettors" Becoming Fanatics?

Israeli *Times of Israel* military reporter Emanuel Fabian recently disclosed that after reporting on an Iranian ballistic missile that struck an empty field in Beit Shemesh, a suburb of Jerusalem, he faced sustained harassment from bettors associated with Polymarket, including receiving death threats. This incident is particularly striking not only because it involves frontline war reporting and a prediction market with a funding pool exceeding $14 million, but also because it reveals an increasingly acute question: when market participants' profits begin to depend on media narratives, public information, and even violent events themselves, is the prediction market truly "price discovery," or is it creating dangerous incentives for the real world? Why did a frontline report trigger a mob of bettors? "That day, I reported on the *Times of Israel*'s live blog that the missile struck an empty field, with no

Hackers Attack US Company P3 Global Intel, Steal Millions of Confidential Police Report Data

Gate News: On March 19th, hackers claimed to have breached U.S. company P3 Global Intel and stolen millions of confidential police report records. According to the hackers' disclosure, they used social engineering tactics to take over a customer account at P3 Global Intel, and subsequently exploited system vulnerabilities to access large amounts of data. P3 Global Intel is a company that provides anonymous reporting services to law enforcement agencies, and this data breach involves a significant amount of sensitive information.

Venus Protocol $THE Market Attacked, Generating Approximately $2.15 Million in Bad Debt

Venus Protocol's $THE market suffered an attack, resulting in approximately $2.15 million in bad debt. The attacker bypassed supply caps by borrowing to purchase $THE, causing exchange rate inflation. Following the incident, Justin Sun and other holders made substantial XVS deposits.

FBI Warns of Criminal Networks Impersonating Law Enforcement, Using Cryptocurrency ATMs for Fraud Scams

Gate News reports that on March 19, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a warning stating that criminal networks are exploiting cryptocurrency ATMs to conduct fraud schemes. Scammers impersonate law enforcement personnel and use false legal threats to lure victims into transferring funds through cryptocurrency ATMs. The FBI reminds the public to remain vigilant, noting that law enforcement will never request citizens to use cryptocurrency ATMs for transfers or to pay fines via phone or other means.

Hacker "Turned Profitable" with $4.7 Million? Venus Protocol Attack Details Exposed, DeFi Vulnerability Risks Under Scrutiny Again

BNB Chain's Venus Protocol recently experienced an unusual DeFi attack that lasted nine months, ultimately resulting in approximately $4.7 million in losses. The attacker accumulated THE tokens through Tornado Cash and manipulated collateral asset prices, but ultimately suffered significant losses due to insufficient liquidity, raising concerns about DeFi security mechanisms. This incident exposed risk control deficiencies in Venus, highlighting the gap between audit gaps and actual risks.

France's Crypto "Wrench Attack" Escalates: Teenagers Involved in Kidnapping Extortion, Bitcoin Holders' Safety Concerns Intensify

France has recently experienced a rise in cryptocurrency-related violent crime, with kidnapping cases involving crypto influencer families raising security concerns. Police have detained multiple suspects, and the cases indicate organized cross-border crime trends. Analysis suggests that the traceability of digital assets makes them attractive targets for criminals, and users need to prioritize asset security.