
CryptoBandits malware lets criminals use your USB drive to access crypto wallets – Microsoft warns
Microsoft says the CryptoBandits malware uses USB shortcuts, clipboard monitoring, and Tor to target wallet workflows before funds move.
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Banks are pressing the Fed to review Kraken’s limited access, turning one crypto firm’s account into a test for the wider industry.

Capital B and BTC AB want more Bitcoin exposure, but their funding plans test how much dilution and financial risk investors will accept.

BitGo’s Bielik deal shows how MiCA deadline pressure can preserve user access while shifting control to licensed custody rails.

The SEC-CFTC comment process could decide which US venues can list crypto perps, event contracts, and hybrid derivatives.

The accounts won most of their settled bets, stopped trading, and left behind a cashout trail that points to one Binance address.



