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Durov flies to Dubai, leaving behind French justice. A stroke of genius or the last act before the fall? The crypto world holds its breath.

On February 21, 2025, Web3 faced its most devastating hack yet—Bybit, a leading exchange, was hacked for $1.4 billion in ETH and staked ETH, sending shockwaves through the digital asset community. This unprecedented breach exposed a persistent truth: centralized exchanges (CEXs) are the Achilles’ heel in Web3 security.

The crypto industry, once synonymous with financial innovation, is now becoming a prime playground for increasingly sophisticated scams. While 2024 has already been marked by an explosion of digital fraud, Chainalysis sounds the alarm: 2025 could very well be the most lucrative year in history for cybercriminals. Artificial intelligence (AI), once seen as an asset to enhance security, is now becoming a formidable weapon in the hands of fraudsters. Identity falsification, voice impersonation, automation of psychological manipulations... the new strategies of scammers are pushing the boundaries of the possible.

Naoris Protocol, the pioneer of Decentralized Cybersecurity, has launched the world’s first Post-Quantum DePIN Testnet, achieving over 2.5 million transactions and 500,000 users in its first week. This milestone signals a new era in Web3, where users fortify digital environments while earning rewards, and govtech and enterprises ensure data sovereignty with true post-quantum security.

The EU, always quick to unleash paperwork before innovation, will implement its AI Act this Sunday: spectacular bans, imposed transparency, massive sanctions... AI had better watch out.

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) offer numerous opportunities, but they also attract the attention of cybercriminals. Recently, Google's Threat Intelligence department released a report titled "Adversarial Misuse of Generative AI," highlighting attempts by hackers, including government-sponsored groups, to exploit their AI chatbot, Gemini.

When DeepSeek is siphoning the neurons from OpenAI, Microsoft cries foul, and the US Navy barricades its servers. The digital cold war is in full swing.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, recently announced that it will not end its fact-checking program outside the United States. This decision comes after Meta informed the Brazilian government that the removal of this feature would only apply to the United States for the time being.

Less than a week after proclaiming a commitment to freedom of expression, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is accused of censoring links to competing decentralized platforms. According to a report by 404 Media, Facebook removed links leading to Pixelfed, a decentralized competitor to Instagram, labeling them as "spam." What is really going on?

Artificial intelligence is progressing at a rapid pace, making the distinction between humans and machines increasingly difficult. In response to this evolution, Worldcoin, now rebranded as World, aims to establish a universal proof of humanity through a biometric identification system based on iris recognition. The company has just announced that it has surpassed the milestone of 10 million verified users, a benchmark that signifies its massive adoption and fuels growing controversy. Indeed, the project relies on a network of orbs tasked with scanning the users' ocular data to assign them an unforgeable digital identity. According to its creators, this technology would secure digital interactions and ensure that only genuine humans access online services. Nevertheless, several governments and data protection authorities are concerned about the potential pitfalls of this model. Between technological promise and regulatory resistance, Worldcoin is part of a debate on digital identity and personal data governance. Its success or failure could shape the future of online authentication in a world where AI challenges the foundations of digital trust.

The numbers are dizzying, the actions are striking: T3 FCU turns USDT into a nightmare for international fraudsters.

The digital world has become the new battleground for international powers, where each attack can have profound and lasting repercussions. Recently, a major cyberattack struck the systems of the U.S. Treasury, revealing the vulnerability of the technological infrastructures of a state renowned for its defensive capabilities. This incident occurs in the context of intense rivalry between the United States and China, as Washington accuses presumed hackers backed by Beijing of being behind the intrusion. For its part, China firmly rejects these accusations, labeling them as unfounded and denouncing a smear campaign orchestrated by U.S. authorities. More than just a mere digital incident, this case sheds light on the growing geopolitical tensions around cybersecurity and the difficulty of identifying those responsible in an increasingly interconnected world.

A critical security flaw was recently discovered at Tangem, the crypto wallet provider. This vulnerability exposed users' private keys via emails, putting investors' funds at risk. The flaw was uncovered after users reported that their private keys were accessible in email accounts and to Tangem employees.

On the chessboard of cryptocurrencies, AI is the king of scammers, ruining the French in a game where only fraudsters win.

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Ponzi schemes have long been associated with fraudulent investments. With the advent of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), new forms of this classic scam have emerged. This article will help you master the basics of this type of Bitcoin scam, recognize the warning signals to watch for to detect them, and know how to protect yourself.

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