Security Reminder: Hackers Use Facebook to Run Fake Windows 11 Update Ads to Steal Cryptocurrency

Husband accuses wife of stealing over 2,000 bitcoins! Judge: The plaintiff has a very high chance of winning.

The UK High Court is hearing a Bitcoin theft case in which the plaintiff alleges his estranged wife secretly stole 2,323 Bitcoin in 2023. In the case, the plaintiff used audio evidence to prove that the defendant and her sister planned to transfer the Bitcoin. The judge found a high probability of the plaintiff prevailing and ordered asset freezing while dismissing some claims, recommending expedited trial proceedings.

South Korean Police Plan to Establish Guidelines for Seizing Privacy Coins; Virtual Assets Confiscated Over Past Five Years Valued at 545 Billion Won

The Korean National Police Agency is developing new virtual asset seizure management guidelines, incorporating handling of privacy coins for the first time. The new regulations will clarify software wallet management, address virtual asset custody gaps, and improve law enforcement efficiency. Police plan to designate private custodian institutions, while experts recommend establishing a centralized public custody mechanism to reduce risks. This reform has been prompted by recent Bitcoin theft incidents, driving the management system's transition toward the digital asset era.

"Revise or I'll kill you" - Polymarket Gambler Issues Death Threats to Israeli Journalist After Losing $900,000

Israeli journalist Fabian received death threats after reporting on Iranian missiles landing. Losers who bet $14 million on prediction market Polymarket became dissatisfied, even fabricating screenshots to apply pressure. The incident reveals potential risks of prediction markets, suggesting that financial incentives may lead to illegal behavior and increased manipulation phenomena.

When Coverage Becomes a Betting Game: Israeli War Correspondent Faces Death Threats from Polymarket Bettors

An Israeli journalist covering Iran's attack faced death threats from Polymarket bettors after reporting details that affected approximately $20 million in wagers, raising concerns about press freedom and public safety. The incident highlights the potential risks of prediction markets exerting pressure on media coverage and has sparked discussions about relevant regulations.

$172 Million Bitcoin Stolen! Surveillance Camera Records Seed Phrase, British Man Sues Estranged Wife

A bizarre cryptocurrency theft case has occurred in the UK, where a man accused his estranged wife of using a surveillance camera to steal the seed phrase of his Bitcoin cold wallet and stealing 2,323 Bitcoin. The case has entered the court trial stage, involving whether digital assets are subject to traditional property law. The judge ruled that if the allegations are proven, there may be an opportunity to recover the funds.

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