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FakeCall Trojan Learns to Intercept Bank Calls

Researchers from Zimperium have discovered an improved version of the FakeCall Android Trojan, which can now intercept user calls to the bank and redirect them to the attackers' numbers. The main goal of such an attack is to steal confidential information and money from the victims' accounts.

FakeCall was first reported in April 2022. During 2023, the Trojan learned to disguise itself as more than 20 different financial institutions and use third-party applications to make calls, which complicates its detection.

The new version of FakeCall is capable of becoming the main call handler on an infected device, which allows it to intercept both audio and video streams. The Trojan has also acquired additional mechanisms to protect against detection.

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Telekom MMS and Bankhaus Metzler Launch Green Bitcoin Mining Project

Deutsche Telekom subsidiary Telekom MMS has launched a project with Bankhaus Metzler to mine Bitcoin using excess and renewable energy. Deutsche Telekom noted that increasing renewable generation requires stabilizing the power grid, as output is dependent on weather conditions and creates irregular peaks. Telekom MMS plans to test the mining infrastructure using electricity that is not used due to storage limitations in the grid.

The cryptocurrency mining equipment is located in Backnang, Germany, on the premises of Riva GmbH Engineering, a metalworking company. A team of Telekom MMS engineers is responsible for maintenance. In Germany, as in other countries such as the United States and Finland, mining is seen as an effective way to manage excess capacity, and the Telekom MMS project is intended to prove this approach.

Bankhaus Metzler sees the project as an opportunity to expand its services related to cryptocurrency and blockchain.

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FTX Files $1.8 Billion Lawsuit Against Binance and Founder Changpeng Zhao

Managers of bankrupt exchange FTX have filed a $1.8 billion lawsuit against Binance and its founder Changpeng Zhao, Bloomberg reports. The lawsuit states that in July 2021, Zhao and other Binance executives received funds from FTX as part of a share buyback deal with exchange co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried. As part of the deal, Binance sold 20% of its shares in FTX's international division and 18.4% in its U.S. branch. Bankman-Fried paid for the buyback with FTX token (FTT) and Binance coins (BNB and BUSD), which were then valued at $1.76 billion.

FTX's lawsuit alleges that the exchange and its fund Alameda Research were already insolvent in early 2021 and that the buyback deal was fraudulent. FTX also accused Zhao of posting misleading tweets before the exchange collapsed in order to harm a competing platform.

Despite bankruptcy proceedings that began in late 2022, the FTX token continues to trade on exchanges, including Binance. In August, Delaware District Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey approved a plan to distribute payments to FTX's creditors.In August, Delaware District Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey approved a plan to distribute payments to creditors of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX.

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User Loses Access to $25.8 Million After Sending Error

A user using the pseudonym qklpjeth reported that he lost access to 7,912 ezETH tokens (worth about $25.8 million at the time of writing) after sending them to the wrong address. According to qklpjeth, on June 19, he accidentally copied the wrong data and transferred the tokens to a smart contract that does not allow withdrawals.

The victim tried to solve the problem with the help of the Renzo platform developers, who could update the code and unlock the funds, but, as qklpjeth reported, the team refused to help due to “regulatory restrictions”. After this, on November 10, the user reached out to the community for support, promising 10% of the amount (~$2.5 million) as a reward to anyone who helps return the funds.

The situation has sparked discussion in the crypto community. One commenter noted that qklpjeth's problems are related to shortcomings of the ERC-20 standard that have existed since 2017. He explained that a similar transaction with ETH would have resulted in an error, but this mechanism does not work in the case of tokens. SPACE ID Platform Development Director Harrison Seletsky called the incident a "wake-up call", emphasizing the need to improve the user experience in the industry.

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Investors Drop Appeal in Musk’s Dogecoin Manipulation Case

Investors have formally dropped their appeal in the case in which Elon Musk was accused of manipulating the price of Dogecoin. The move marks the formal end of a long-running legal battle that has been closely watched by legal experts and the crypto community alike. The lawsuit centered on allegations that Musk’s public statements and actions, including his social media activity, artificially inflated the price of Dogecoin.

The withdrawal of the appeal marks the final point in a contentious legal battle that has long been debated internationally. The original lawsuit alleged that Musk’s tweets and public statements about Dogecoin were part of a deliberate strategy to manipulate the market for personal gain. However, with the withdrawal of the appeal, the case has concluded without further escalation or continuation.

The conclusion of the case is significant in the context of debates about the influence of public figures on the value of cryptocurrencies. Elon Musk, known for his active presence on social media, has been criticized for causing wild price swings in digital assets, including Bitcoin and Dogecoin. The final resolution of this dispute could set an important precedent for future cases, especially given the ongoing influence of social media on financial markets.

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Phobos creator extradited to US for trial

Prosecutors accuse Ptitsyn of distributing Phobos malware, which hackers used to extort $16 million from more than 1,000 organizations around the world. The main targets were schools, medical institutions, and government agencies. According to investigators, Ptitsyn and his accomplices sold the program on the darknet using the pseudonyms derxan and zimmermanx.

Phobos, which appeared in 2019, operates on the RaaS model. The software encrypts data obtained through phishing emails or RDP hacking, and then demands a ransom for its recovery.

If the charges are confirmed, Ptitsyn faces up to 20 years in prison for fraud, 10 years for hacking, and five years for conspiracy. In February, hackers used a version of Phobos to attack Romanian clinics, which confirmed the scale of the threat.

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