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The U.S. DOJ charges three men from Tennessee for cross-state wrench attacks: robbed a California crypto holder of $6.5 million

The U.S. Department of Justice on May 12 filed federal charges against three Tennessee men: Elijah Armstrong, Nino Chindavanh, and Jayden Rucker. The three allegedly crossed state lines into California from November to December 2025, disguised themselves as delivery workers to break into the homes of cryptocurrency holders, then after restricting the victims’ movements with firearms, zip ties, and tape, forced them to transfer crypto assets, with the single largest amount reaching $6.5 million.I
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“Roaring Kitty” released a Pump.fun address after 16 months of silence, traders suspect the account was compromised

According to BeInCrypto, on May 11, Keith Gill’s verified X account “Roaring Kitty” has 1.6 million followers, woke up after 16 months of silence, and posted a Solana Pump.fun contract address and a short video. Because the post style was vastly different from Gill’s usual market commentary, there were widespread suspicions that the account had been compromised. Roaring Kitty’s X account returns: post details According to reports, posts on the Roaring Kitty X account pointed to a Solana meme coi
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MarketWhisper·05-12 02:06
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TanStack npm supply chain attacked by Mini Shai-Hulud, version 84 injected with credentials to steal code

According to a report by Step Security on May 11, the threat group TeamPCP launched a new round of supply-chain worm attacks named “Mini Shai-Hulud,” compromising 84 versions of TanStack npm packages and implanting malicious code, targeting the theft of CI/CD environment credentials. Socket Security marked all malicious versions within six minutes of the release. Attack Method and Propagation Mechanism (Source: Socket Security) According to Step Security’s analysis, the attack used a three-stage
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MarketWhisper·05-12 01:39
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