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🚀 OneKey Warns Users About Potential Clipboard Access by Dexx

According to Foresight News, OneKey has issued a warning on platform X regarding the Dexx application, which may have uploaded users' clipboard data. The company has received feedback indicating that the app persistently requests access to this permission. Users who have copied sensitive information, such as private keys or mnemonic phrases, on their mobile devices are advised to transfer their assets promptly to ensure security.

The concern arises from the potential risk of unauthorized access to sensitive data stored in users' clipboards. OneKey emphasizes the importance of safeguarding private keys and mnemonic phrases, which are crucial for accessing and managing cryptocurrency assets. The repeated requests for clipboard access by the Dexx app have raised alarms about the possibility of data breaches or misuse.

In light of these concerns, OneKey urges users to take immediate action to protect their digital assets. Transferring funds to a secure location can mitigate the risk of unauthorized access or theft. Users are encouraged to remain vigilant and regularly review app permissions to ensure their data privacy and security are not compromised. This proactive approach is essential in maintaining the integrity of personal and financial information in the digital age.


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🚀 OneKey Issues Security Alert for Dexx Users

According to Odaily, OneKey's official Chinese social media account has issued a security alert for its users. The alert highlights that some users have experienced attempts to log into their Dexx accounts using their email addresses. Users who have previously logged into Dexx are advised to change their Web2 passwords immediately.

The advisory emphasizes the importance of updating passwords, especially if the same password is used for both email and Dexx trading platform accounts. It is recommended that users abandon the compromised password entirely to prevent potential breaches by Dexx insiders or hackers. This precaution is particularly crucial for email accounts containing sensitive information or those linked to multiple account authentications.

Users are urged to take immediate action to secure their accounts and protect their personal information from unauthorized access. The alert serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining strong, unique passwords across different platforms to enhance online security.


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🚀 🔥 YZi Labs Invests in OneKey to Advance Crypto Self-Custody and Security 🔥

YZi Labs has announced a strategic investment in OneKey, an open-source hardware wallet designed to enhance crypto security and empower global users with secure self-custody solutions.OneKey develops open-source hardware wallets that address rising risks in crypto asset management, serving both retail and institutional users seeking secure self-custody.“We’ll continue to support gateway products like OneKey that empower users to take control of their assets with confidence and security, driving broader adoption and trust in web3,” said Nicola Wang, Investment Director at YZi Labs.

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🚀 OneKey Founder Criticizes Curve Ecosystem's Response to DeFi Hack

According to Odaily, OneKey founder Yishi has criticized the Curve ecosystem's DeFi protocol Resupply for its handling of a recent hacking incident. Yishi expressed frustration over the protocol's lack of responsibility and aggressive actions, stating that there has been no effort to alert authorities or track down the hackers. He noted that Resupply has not even made a superficial attempt to request the return of stolen funds, instead targeting affected users by extending lock-up periods and restricting withdrawals. Yishi also highlighted the community's negative behavior towards users, including insults, bans, and racial discrimination.

SlowMist founder Yu Jian added that Resupply is the first known project to not offer a bounty or make a public statement following such an attack. He remarked that if he were the attacker, he would be confused by the project's silence, unsure whether to act as a black hat or white hat hacker.

Previously, Resupply reported that the hack resulted in approximately $10 million in bad debt in reUSD, with the stolen funds still on the blockchain.


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🚀 Resupply's Recovery Plan Faces Criticism Over Handling of reUSD Losses

According to BlockBeats, OneKey founder Yishi has criticized Resupply's recovery plan proposal, which suggests that the insurance pool should cover the 6 million reUSD debt. Yishi noted that Resupply has not taken any action to alert or investigate the hacker responsible for the loss, nor has it publicly requested the return of the stolen funds. Instead, the focus has been shifted towards the affected users, which Yishi argues is akin to taking money directly from their pockets.

SlowMist founder Yu Jian added that the project team is the first in history not to offer a bounty or make any statements regarding the incident. He expressed confusion over the project's lack of response, questioning whether the attacker should be considered a black hat or white hat hacker due to the absence of any official stance from the project team.


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🚀 Bitcoin's Quantum Threat Misunderstood, Says OneKey Founder

OneKey founder Yishi recently addressed misconceptions regarding the so-called 'Google 2029 deadline' for quantum computing. According to PANews, Yishi clarified that this internal migration target is unrelated to when Bitcoin might be compromised by quantum computing, and linking the two is misleading.

Yishi refuted claims that 6.26 million BTC are at risk, explaining that only early P2PK addresses with long-exposed public keys are vulnerable. Standard addresses, if not reused, do not expose public keys, making the risk assessment exaggerated.

He further emphasized that Bitcoin relies on signatures rather than encryption, eliminating the possibility of a 'store now, break later' attack. Current quantum devices possess only a few thousand noisy qubits, whereas breaking ECDSA would require millions of stable qubits.

Yishi acknowledged the reality of the quantum threat but noted it is not imminent. The Bitcoin community is already advancing post-quantum cryptography solutions, and there is no need for panic.


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🚀 Singapore Court Orders Crypto Figures to Cease Defamatory Claims in DeFi Dispute

A Singapore court has issued an order prohibiting two individuals in the cryptocurrency industry from making threatening or defamatory statements against a contributor linked to Curve Finance. According to Cointelegraph, the Protection from Harassment Court in Singapore has barred Wang Lei, founder of crypto wallet OneKey, and the user behind the X account "web3feng" from posting allegations of fraud or spreading false information about Wang Haoming, identified in court documents as the Curve contributor known as "Haowi Wong" on X.

This legal action follows accusations that surfaced after a decentralized finance exploit in June 2025 involving the stablecoin protocol Resupply, which resulted in approximately $9.6 million in losses. The court's decision mandates that the respondents refrain from making threatening, abusive, or insulting communications and requires them to pay a total of 2,500 Singapore dollars (about $1,900) in compensation and costs by April 7.

Curve Finance commented to Cointelegraph that disputes within the crypto sector can blur the line between legitimate criticism and defamation, emphasizing that false claims can damage trust and harm ecosystem participants. Neither Wang Lei nor the user behind @web3feng responded to requests for comment.

The Resupply exploit, confirmed in June 2025, involved a price manipulation vulnerability in its wstUSR market, allowing an attacker to siphon millions of dollars from the protocol. This incident attracted significant attention within the DeFi sector, with some associating the exploit with Curve-related infrastructure due to the use of cvcrvUSD and vault integrations. However, Curve founder Michael Egorov clarified that no Curve personnel were involved in the project.

Wang Haoming, a member of the Curve community, stated to Cointelegraph that the situation escalated following the exploit, leading to ongoing attacks and serious allegations from Wang Lei and the user behind "web3feng." He highlighted the importance of trust in the industry and the real consequences of spreading misinformation.


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