Lazarus releases Mach-O Man for macOS to steal keychain data and wallet credentials, targeting crypto executives via ClickFix pop-ups and compromised Telegram meetings. Abstract: The article reports that the Lazarus-linked Mach-O Man malware targets macOS to exfiltrate keychain data, browser credentials, and login sessions to access cryptocurrency wallets and exchange accounts. Distribution relies on ClickFix social engineering and compromised Telegram accounts directing victims to fake meeting links. The piece ties the operation to the April 20 Kelp DAO hack and identifies TraderTraitor as Lazarus-affiliated, noting rsETH movement across blockchains via LayerZero’s OFT standard.

A creator's mother reported that her social media accounts were hacked, resulting in unauthorized crypto-related posts. She clarified these do not represent her views.

Gate News message, April 20 — Elon Musk has been summoned by French prosecutors to appear in Paris today for questioning regarding alleged misconduct on his social media platform X, including the spread of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and deepfake content. Both Musk and former X CEO Linda

LayerZero reported that the Kelp DAO exploit, attributed to North Korea's Lazarus Group, led to a loss of $292 million in rsETH tokens due to vulnerabilities in its decentralized verifier network. Additionally, eth.limo faced a domain hijacking from a social engineering attack, but DNSSEC mitigated severe damage.

A coordinated Ethereum phishing attack drained $585,000 from four victims, exploiting user permissions through a deceptive link. This incident highlights the rapid loss of funds via social engineering, even under the guise of legitimacy.

ASTEROID, a memecoin inspired by a deceased girl's plush toy design, skyrocketed over 68,000% in a week after Elon Musk's replies on social media, despite having no official ties to SpaceX. Early traders saw significant profits, but the coin's future relies on narrative rather than formal endorsement.

X has launched the Cashtags feature, integrating financial trading into its social feed, generating $1 billion in trading volume shortly after its release. Currently available for iPhone users in the U.S. and Canada, it allows easy access to market data and discussions. X Money, a peer-to-peer wallet, is set for rollout amid regulatory concerns, while a new integration with Wealthsimple enables direct in-app trading.

Luffa, a Web3 social ecosystem, partnered with a digital asset trading platform to integrate AI-driven trading features, enhancing secure communication and trading in a unified interface while maintaining decentralization and risk mitigation.

Elon Musk's online activity revived interest in a cryptocurrency token known as "Asteroid crypto," causing increased trading and volatility on decentralized exchanges. Market reactions were driven by social media references, illustrating the token's sensitivity to influencer attention.

SlowMist's security team has warned of a social engineering campaign targeting cryptocurrency users. Fraudsters are posing as project partners to trick users into downloading a malicious application disguised as a translation tool. Users are advised to verify software authenticity.