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Protecting the World’s Largest Crypto Exchanges & Financial Institutions 🛡️ Stay Secure and Turn your FearsOff 🛡️
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    FearsOff Cybersecurity
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    Aug 27
    Five crypto projects lost an estimated $14.1M in six days. Three failed on the same question: who actually authorized this? 1️⃣ TERM LABS - AUG 23 - ~$8.5M An address funded with 2 ETH from Tornado Cash took nearly all votes in four of five USDC vaults and ~91% of the ETH Meta
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    Aug 24
    CVE-2026-69836 required no credentials and no user interaction - and affected Microsoft Entra ID. 10.0 out of 10. The maximum possible CVSS score. And this one was in Microsoft Entra ID - the cloud identity platform behind authentication and access across Microsoft 365, Azure,
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    Aug 21
    Watch what CISA just flagged as actively exploited: a vulnerability in MLflow, an AI and ML lifecycle platform, being abused to steal cloud credentials. Pair that with the Rust supply chain attack that hit developer build pipelines this same week, and a pattern is hard to miss.
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    @FearsOff
    Aug 18
    Three Crypto Breaches. None Started With the Wallet. 250,000+ crypto customers had personal data exposed in the space of a few days. The private keys weren't the weak point. 🔍 Here's what happened: ➡️ August 13 - Trezor Trezor disclosed a breach at ShipMonk, its fulfillment
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    Aug 17
    North Korea used servers vulnerable to a bug we found as C2 in its latest campaign targeting the defence, aerospace, and aviation sectors. Check Point's report last week: Lazarus exploited a Windows kernel zero-day, CVE-2026-68820 in afd.sys, since at least early July against
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