Scammers exploited a brief gap amid a trademark dispute to launch meme coin CLAWD, briefly inflate it to $16 million, and turn a viral AI project into a cautionary tale.

Most attacks work by tricking users into interacting with fake or misleading tokens, not by breaking blockchain security.

Update Feb. 17, 11:09 a.m. UTC: This article has been updated to include quotes from Anndy Lian. Scammers impersonating Saudi ...

The founder of the open-source AI assistant ClawdBot, now renamed Moltbot, has issued a public warning to the crypto ...

Since the scammer began posting, numerous Bermuda National Coin tokens have appeared on the Solana-based memecoin launch platform Pump.fun. A scammer posing as David Burt, the premier of Bermuda, ...

Dechat, an open-source Web3 communication protocol for decentralized user interactions, has erroneously linked to a honeypot PancakeSwap pool in its official token launch announcement on Feb. 26. “You ...

The dominant model of token distribution in the crypto space these days is the so-called “low-float, high FDV” launch. In this model, projects launch with a low fraction of the total supply in ...

Enabling the growing adoption of decentralized trading, the new programmatic token security solution was built to support decentralized exchanges (DEXs), traders, trading bot operators and other ...

A supply chain attack on n8n injected malicious community nodes to steal user OAuth tokens, highlighting critical risks in open-source automation and third-party integrations The Silicon Review.