Interested in the dark web but got no idea how to explore?

We got you fam.

https://open.substack.com/pub/investigator515/p/lights-on-hazards-off-safely-exploring

My friend just got hacked — $3,000 in Solana gone in seconds. One bad click was all it took. If you’re in crypto, use a hardware wallet, never share your seed phrase, and avoid clicking random links. Revoke old dApp permissions and always use 2FA. Paranoia is a skill in Web3 — stay sharp, stay safe.

The CrowdStrike Post Incident Review tries to assure customers that their quality assurance is robust.
Check out the full review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlBJBbkVkmc

solana Co-Founder Raj Gokal Targeted in Cyberattack
Raj Gokal was hit with a double breach—a Coinbase data leak and a hack of rapper Migos’ Instagram account. Hackers posted Gokal’s ID and family photos, demanding 40 BTC in ransom.
The Migos account has since been restored. Raj confirmed that attackers also attempted to compromise his email, Apple, Google, and social accounts.
Cybersecurity in Web3 remains as critical as ever.
Let me know if you want a headline or cover image for this too.

🤔 ZachXBT dropped an interesting stat: when cross-chain bridges boast “record usage,” it’s sometimes just North Korean hackers washing stolen crypto.
Example? Recent surges were linked to the Bybit hack. All that chain-hopping helps obscure the money trail—and conveniently inflates the metrics.

Why You Should NEVER Use Public Wi-Fi/Hotspot

What’s a Public Wi-fi/Hotspot?

A public Wi-Fi or hotspot is a wireless internet connection that’s open and available for anyone to use, usually in public places like:

•Cafés and restaurants ☕
•Airports ✈️
•Hotels 🏨
•Libraries 📚
•Shopping malls 🛍️ etc

It’s often free and doesn't require a password..
That means attackers can be on the same network as you, and they can spy, steal, or infect your devices if you’re not protected.

Dropped this piece on Operation Aurora on Bulb first, just for you guys.

Thanks for all your support fam


https://www.bulbapp.io/p/2529f3c0-ad00-40e4-9517-1bd18067ea4f/historical-hacks-operation-aurora

🪙 Meanwhile, ZachXBT's warnings are playing out.
The Hasbulla token pulled in $20M in 24 hours—no roadmap, no utility, just another meme. One wallet alone dropped nearly $1M into USD1.
A bit of basic due diligence could’ve saved a lot of pain here.
At this point, all that’s left is to wish the buyers luck—they're going to need it.

Here’s a refined version with a punchy tone:
🎣 Phishing in Plain Sight — Courtesy of Google
A fake HyperLend site made it to the top of Google search results—live for hours. One wrong click, one malicious signature, and your wallet's gone.
Reminder:
Security isn’t just smart contracts.
It’s also not clicking like it’s 2010.
Want this styled as a tweet card or included in a security tips thread?