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Mina Hard Fork on September 3, 2026: What Happens to Your MINA During the Network Halt
Mina is halting the network on September 3, 2026 to execute the Mesa hard fork. From 10:00 UTC no transfers land on the chain, exchanges pause deposits and withdrawals, and delegators receive no block rewards for the duration of the window.
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Cosmostation Wallet Shutdown on September 1: What Cosmos Wallet Users Should Know Now the Deadline Has Passed
Recap as of September 27, 2026: Cosmostation had announced it would discontinue its wallet apps on September 1, 2026, leaving only the export of the recovery phrase and the private key. This article describes the situation before the deadline and how to move Cosmos holdings, including delegated ATOM.
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Fake AML Checks for Crypto Wallets: How to Spot the Scam Sites
Fraudulent websites pose as money-laundering screening services for crypto addresses and ask you to connect your wallet. A genuine check needs only the public address, and three of the domains named by Malwarebytes still respond twelve days later.
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Browser Extensions as Wallet Thieves: How a Sports App Became a Seed Phrase Collector
In August 2026 the security firm Socket disclosed two separate campaigns: 40 confirmed malicious Firefox extensions and 19 for Chrome and Edge, all of them from the official marketplaces. Nine of them were harmless sports apps that only turned into wallet thieves through an update.
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Cronos chain halt: how a Tectonic exploit emptied the chain's largest lending market
On August 30, 2026, the validators of the Cronos chain halted block production after an attacker had emptied the lending market Tectonic via an inflated TONIC price. What is established, why the damage figures diverge, and what you can check if your balance sits on a haltable chain.
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Crypto Cards: Where Your Card Balance Really Sits and What the August 28 Solana Exploit Reveals About It
An attack on a card balance contract on Solana took the loaded balance from 1,685 users while their wallets stayed untouched. The case shows why it matters whether your crypto card holds funds as e-money at a licensed institution or in a smart contract.
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