Crypto wallet provider revealed on April 22 that the vulnerability affected wallets generated by its browser extension between Nov. 14 – 23, 2022. An unnamed security researcher reported the vulnerability in November 2022 through the Trust Wallet bug bounty program. The company said it delayed this disclosure to prevent immediate attacks and reduce potential breaches. Despite the delay, the vulnerability was exploited twice and led to a loss of around $170,000.

Taylor Swift was almost among the 11 celebrities now wrapped up in a costly class action lawsuit against Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX—but asking a simple question saved her. Adam Moskowitz, one of the lawyers leading the class action lawsuit against FTX’s celebrity ambassadors, told The Scoop podcast that Swift was “the one person” that asked whether the securities she would be promoting are unregistered.

Sam Bankman-Fried says he will testify before the congressional committee

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He added in a tweet thread that he would try to give details on FTX US's solvency and American customers, pathways that could return value to users internationally, what he thinks led to the crash and his own failings.

How Web3 can revolutionize E-commerce 🛍️

Web3 is a revolutionary technology that will change the way we do e-commerce. It will make transactions faster, more secure, and easier to track.

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#ecommerce #web3 #ecommercestore #cryptostore #cryptomarketplace #marketplace - With Web3, users will be able to purchase goods and services without needing to use a third-party intermediary or a centralized server.

- This will mean that transactions are faster and more secure, as users will no longer need to trust a third party to process their payments