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🔍 ERC-3643 Makes Compliance a Requirement for Transferability
ERC-3643 uses onchain identity, claim registries, and trusted issuers to enforce transfer restrictions on tokenized securities, requiring buyers to hold approved credentials before a transfer can succeed.
Commonly used for regulated assets such as equity, real estate, and private credit, the standard prioritizes compliance over permissionless liquidity, making transfer requirements a key consideration before investing.
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| 2 |  🚨 EasyAuction Division-by-Zero Bug Could Have Permanently Locked Yield DTF Funds
GregoAI had discovered a division-by-zero vulnerability in the Gnosis EasyAuction contract used as a fallback auction mechanism by Reserve Yield DTFs, which could have permanently locked up to $1M in protocol collateral along with bidder funds.
The bug was never exploited, trading was paused as a precaution, and governance proposals are underway to permanently disable the unused batch auction path.
🔗 Details | 154 |
| 3 |  🛡 ProofOfRep Tracks Security Researcher Experiences With Programs
ProofOfRep is a new reputation platform where security researchers can submit documented reports of unfair or dishonest experiences with bug bounty programs and audit contests.
Submitted reports are manually reviewed to help researchers identify programs with stronger security practices and disclosure processes.
🔗 Details | 199 |
| 4 |  🛠 Browser Extension Explains Failed Onchain Transactions
A browser extension explains failed transactions directly on block explorer pages, removing the need to manually inspect traces.
The tool supports over 25,000 EVM error patterns for faster debugging.
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| 5 | 🛡 STRIDE Expands Security Reviews Beyond Smart Contract Audits
STRIDE, developed by Asymmetric Research and the Solana Foundation, is a security framework designed to assess operational, governance, and infrastructure risks that traditional smart contract audits often miss.
The framework evaluates protocols across eight security pillars, assigns maturity scores to individual controls, and publishes assessment results to provide greater transparency into a protocol's overall security posture.
🔗 Details | 266 |
| 6 | 🚨 Critical P2Pool Consensus Bug Threatens Mining Payouts
Monero disclosed a critical consensus vulnerability affecting all released versions that could allow an attacker to manipulate mining payouts, potentially redirecting an entire block reward.
A patched release is scheduled for June 13, 2026, and users who fail to update after its publication may remain exposed. The team stated there is currently no evidence of active exploitation.
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| 7 |  🚨 Shai-Hulud Hades Uses Python-to-Bun Attack Chain
MistEye uncovered a new Shai-Hulud Hades variant on PyPI that abuses .pth files to execute on Python startup, download the Bun runtime if needed, and launch an obfuscated JavaScript payload.
The malware targets GitHub, npm, and cloud credentials, while researchers linked it to earlier Shai-Hulud campaigns through shared infrastructure and RSA keys.
🔗 Details | 299 |
| 8 |  🚨 Suspicious $120M USDT Flow Linked to Cross-Chain Laundering Activity
ZachXBT reported that a wallet which received 120.2M USDT on Tron moved funds through KuCoin, instant exchanges, and cross-chain routes spanning Tron, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
The laundering activity reportedly drove heavy Monero (XMR) demand, while Tether froze 72M USDT in an address directly linked to the flow.
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| 9 | 🛡 BlockThreat Launches Community Access Program for Security Researchers
Following support from 115 contributors and The DAO Security Fund during a recent quadratic funding round, BlockThreat announced BlockThreat Community, a free annual sponsored subscription program for students, early-career researchers, solo defenders, and public goods teams.
The initiative will provide access to blockchain threat intelligence, attack trend analysis, DeFi attack vector coverage, security tooling, post-mortems, research, and ecosystem security updates to help strengthen the next generation of defenders.
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| 10 | 🛡️ OpenZeppelin Outlines Three Security Layers for Institutions Building Onchain
OpenZeppelin argues that institutional blockchain security extends beyond smart contract audits and should be evaluated across three layers: code security, operational security, and compliance posture.
The framework emphasizes audited standards, secure key management, continuous monitoring, operational controls, and ongoing risk assessments as core requirements for financial institutions deploying onchain products.
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| 11 |  🛡 DLT Auditor Targets Blockchain Infrastructure Instead of Smart Contracts
DLT Auditor v1 is a free AI-assisted auditing system focused on blockchain infrastructure components such as clients, consensus, execution layers, bridges, mempools, state synchronization, and protocol logic rather than smart contracts alone.
The system uses multiple specialized audit designs and a corpus derived from security-relevant fixes across more than 30 DLT codebases to guide analysis toward historical failure patterns and improve coverage during isolated audit runs.
🔗 Details | 366 |
| 12 |  🚨 Update on the Raydium Incident
Raydium confirmed that a deprecated Legacy AMM V3 program was exploited for approximately $1.34M after an attacker created a malicious LP token mint and bypassed proportion checks due to insufficient LP mint validation.
The exploit affected five legacy pools and resulted in the theft of approximately 150,177 RAY, 5,603 SOL, and 893,700 USDC. Raydium stated that current programs and users were unaffected and that losses will be covered by the treasury.
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| 13 |  🚨 Raydium Exploit Results in $1.3M Loss
According to Specter, Raydium was reportedly exploited for approximately $1.3M, with the attacker draining funds before bridging the stolen assets from Solana to Ethereum.
The attacker later deposited approximately 810 ETH into Tornado Cash and 7 ETH into FixedFloat after initially funding the attack from KuCoin.
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| 14 |  🚨 TesseraDAO Got Drained After Compromised Admin Key Mints 99M TSR
An attacker gained control of TesseraDAO's privileged admin functions, reassigned critical roles, minted 99M TSR tokens, and dumped them for approximately $2.49M, causing the token to collapse by roughly 99%.
The stolen funds were bridged to Ethereum and laundered through Tornado Cash, while the incident exposed the risks of centralized admin control despite the project's public claims of audits, revoked permissions, and multisig governance.
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| 15 |  🚨 MILC Bridge Admin Key Compromise Leads to $161K Loss
A compromised historical admin wallet was used to seize control of MILC Platform's bridge contracts on BNB Chain and Ethereum, granting privileged roles to attacker-controlled addresses and enabling unauthorized withdrawals.
The attacker extracted approximately 97,003 USDT on BNB Chain and 39.21 ETH on Ethereum, for total losses of roughly $161K.
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| 16 |  🚨 NovaBox Exploited Through Dividend Accounting Flaw
NovaBox lost approximately 56 ETH after an attacker exploited the order of operations in its ETH deposit and reward distribution logic, allowing a newly added address to receive dividends it had not legitimately earned.
By combining the flaw with a flash loan and immediately withdrawing after the reward misallocation was recorded, the attacker extracted approximately 56.73 ETH in profit.
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| 17 |  🚨 TOP Governance Takeover Drains $1.59M From Liquidity Pool
An attacker acquired majority voting power in TOP governance, passed a proposal to mint tokens to themselves, and executed it after surpassing the protocol's governance thresholds.
The newly minted TOP was swapped for WETH through a Balancer pool, draining approximately $1.59M from existing liquidity.
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| 18 |  🚨 Humanity Protocol Bridge Compromise Leads to $36M+ Loss
Humanity Protocol disclosed that a compromised employee laptop led to the theft of multiple Gnosis Safe keys, allowing an attacker to seize bridge ProxyAdmin control on both Ethereum and BSC.
The attacker upgraded bridge contracts to malicious implementations, stealing and minting hundreds of millions of H tokens, resulting in losses exceeding $36M.
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| 19 |  🚨 Asterix Exploited Through NFT ID Collision Vulnerability
Asterix reportedly lost approximately $40K in an exploit linked to the same high-bit NFT ID collision issue that recently impacted Flooring, where total losses exceeded $900K.
The flaw allows crafted NFT IDs to collide with packed ownership data, breaking accounting and enabling attackers to inflate token balances before selling into liquidity pools to extract WETH.
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| 20 |  🚨 Humanity Protocol-Linked Wallet Drainer Mints and Dumps 100M Tokens
An ongoing compromise affecting wallets linked to or interacting with Humanity Protocol has resulted in losses exceeding $30M, with the number of drained addresses growing from dozens to hundreds.
The attacker recently minted and sold an additional 100M $H tokens, intensifying sell pressure that has contributed to an approximately 87% decline in the token's price.
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