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Existing mnemonics cannot be fixed through updates; Coldcard reminds affected users to regenerate mnemonics and migrate assets

Coldcard has released the latest firmware 5.6.1 (Mk4/Mk5) and 1.5.1Q (Q). This update is based on a three-week security review following the emergency fix on July 31, addressing security risks brought by the previous mnemonic generation attack. Each newly generated mnemonic must now include at least one source of user entropy, including at least 65 irregular keystrokes, 50 physical dice throws, or 128 physical coin flips, combined with fresh entropy provided by STM32 TRNG, SE1, and SE2. The new firmware also adds instant staged PSBT verification before signing, strengthens USB connection and firmware update boundaries, improves Delta Mode isolation mechanisms, fixes active wallet backup issues, enhances random number generator initialization and fault checking, adjusts SIGHASH default settings, and includes multiple security and correctness improvements. Coldcard stated that this update aims to further reduce the risk of device attacks. The official reminder notes that updating the firmware cannot fix existing mnemonics generated by previously affected firmware. If users' mnemonics fall within the scope of this security advisory, they should first update the device, then generate and verify a completely new mnemonic, and migrate funds to the new wallet. Coldcard recommends that all Mk4, Mk5, and Q users update their devices promptly and verify the signature of the downloaded firmware.

Near 2,000 Hacked WordPress Sites Used to Distribute Malware and Deploy Ransomware

Odaily News: Cybersecurity firm Check Point Research has discovered that the StopAndProtect ransomware operation has been using nearly 2,000 compromised WordPress websites to spread malware, steal data, monitor victims, and deploy ransomware. The operation was first identified in mid-May.As of July 24, the operation had compromised more than 6,000 unique IP addresses, with 1,852 in the United States, and 630 each in Russia and India. The compromised websites were also used to host malware, relay commands, and store stolen files, screenshots, and activity logs.Attackers lured Windows users into running PowerShell commands through fake CAPTCHA prompts, enabling them to steal credentials and cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases, and spread further across networks and USB devices. Researchers collected more than 31,000 screenshots and over 700 compressed data archives, and believe the attackers may have accidentally infected themselves at some point. (Decrypt)

Existing mnemonics cannot be fixed through updates; Coldcard reminds affected users to regenerate mnemonics and migrate assets

Coldcard has released the latest firmware 5.6.1 (Mk4/Mk5) and 1.5.1Q (Q). This update is based on a three-week security review following the emergency fix on July 31, addressing security risks brought by the previous mnemonic generation attack. Each newly generated mnemonic must now include at least one source of user entropy, including at least 65 irregular keystrokes, 50 physical dice throws, or 128 physical coin flips, combined with fresh entropy provided by STM32 TRNG, SE1, and SE2. The new firmware also adds instant staged PSBT verification before signing, strengthens USB connection and firmware update boundaries, improves Delta Mode isolation mechanisms, fixes active wallet backup issues, enhances random number generator initialization and fault checking, adjusts SIGHASH default settings, and includes multiple security and correctness improvements. Coldcard stated that this update aims to further reduce the risk of device attacks. The official reminder notes that updating the firmware cannot fix existing mnemonics generated by previously affected firmware. If users' mnemonics fall within the scope of this security advisory, they should first update the device, then generate and verify a completely new mnemonic, and migrate funds to the new wallet. Coldcard recommends that all Mk4, Mk5, and Q users update their devices promptly and verify the signature of the downloaded firmware.

Dice rolls cannot protect all Coldcard features; multiple features may be affected by Yasmarang PRNG flaw

Odaily News: Bitcoin News posted on X platform, stating that even if the mnemonic remains secure because it was generated via dice rolls or imported from an existing mnemonic, multiple Coldcard features may still be vulnerable due to the Yasmarang PRNG flaw. Affected features include paper wallets, device cloning, USB sessions, Secret Teleport, co-signing keys, password generator, and HSM mode. If the mnemonic was imported or generated through a sufficient number of dice rolls, the mnemonic itself remains secure, but using these features may still expose secret information generated by the flawed random number generator.

Near 2,000 Hacked WordPress Sites Used to Distribute Malware and Deploy Ransomware

Odaily News: Cybersecurity firm Check Point Research has discovered that the StopAndProtect ransomware operation has been using nearly 2,000 compromised WordPress websites to spread malware, steal data, monitor victims, and deploy ransomware. The operation was first identified in mid-May.As of July 24, the operation had compromised more than 6,000 unique IP addresses, with 1,852 in the United States, and 630 each in Russia and India. The compromised websites were also used to host malware, relay commands, and store stolen files, screenshots, and activity logs.Attackers lured Windows users into running PowerShell commands through fake CAPTCHA prompts, enabling them to steal credentials and cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases, and spread further across networks and USB devices. Researchers collected more than 31,000 screenshots and over 700 compressed data archives, and believe the attackers may have accidentally infected themselves at some point. (Decrypt)

Existing mnemonics cannot be fixed through updates; Coldcard reminds affected users to regenerate mnemonics and migrate assets

Coldcard has released the latest firmware 5.6.1 (Mk4/Mk5) and 1.5.1Q (Q). This update is based on a three-week security review following the emergency fix on July 31, addressing security risks brought by the previous mnemonic generation attack. Each newly generated mnemonic must now include at least one source of user entropy, including at least 65 irregular keystrokes, 50 physical dice throws, or 128 physical coin flips, combined with fresh entropy provided by STM32 TRNG, SE1, and SE2. The new firmware also adds instant staged PSBT verification before signing, strengthens USB connection and firmware update boundaries, improves Delta Mode isolation mechanisms, fixes active wallet backup issues, enhances random number generator initialization and fault checking, adjusts SIGHASH default settings, and includes multiple security and correctness improvements. Coldcard stated that this update aims to further reduce the risk of device attacks. The official reminder notes that updating the firmware cannot fix existing mnemonics generated by previously affected firmware. If users' mnemonics fall within the scope of this security advisory, they should first update the device, then generate and verify a completely new mnemonic, and migrate funds to the new wallet. Coldcard recommends that all Mk4, Mk5, and Q users update their devices promptly and verify the signature of the downloaded firmware.

微软为戴尔用户发布 Windows 11 紧急带外安全更新

据 Forbes 报道,微软针对 Windows 11 版本 25H2 及 24H2 发布了紧急带外安全更新(KB5121767),以修复此前 7 月补丁星期二更新(KB5101650)在部分戴尔设备上引发的性能问题及系统关机故障。 该问题源于最新 Windows USB-C 连接管理器接口与英特尔 Innovation Platform Framework 处理器驱动程序之间的冲突,已知受影响设备包括 Dell Pro Max 14/16 Premium 及 Dell XPS 17 9720/9730 等型号。微软表示,此次更新仅建议受影响的戴尔用户安装,未受影响的设备无需任何操作。

MGBX will list CRCLB (Circle), SNDKB (SanDisk), and TSLAB (Tesla) for spot trading

Odaily Odaily Planet Daily reports, according to official sources, MGBX will list CRCLB (Circle), SNDKB (SanDisk), and TSLAB (Tesla) for spot trading at 18:00 (SGT) on June 22, 2026.Deposit opening time: 16:00 (SGT) on June 22, 2026Trading opening time: 18:00 (SGT) on June 22, 2026Withdrawal opening time: 19:00 (SGT) on June 23, 2026CRCLB: CRCLB is a Binance bStocks tokenized security, corresponding to the underlying asset Circle Internet Group. Circle is the operator of the Circle Payments Network (CPN) and provides products and services to financial institutions participating in the network to assist them in accessing and integrating with CPN.SNDKB: SNDKB is a tokenized bStocks, corresponding to the underlying asset SanDisk. SanDisk Corporation is a global flash memory storage company that designs and manufactures products such as SD cards, USB flash drives, and solid-state drives for both consumers and enterprise users.TSLAB: TSLAB is a tokenized bStocks, corresponding to the underlying asset Tesla. Tesla is a vertically integrated sustainable energy company, also dedicated to advancing the global transition to electric mobility through the manufacturing of electric vehicles.

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Near 2,000 Hacked WordPress Sites Used to Distribute Malware and Deploy Ransomware

Odaily News: Cybersecurity firm Check Point Research has discovered that the StopAndProtect ransomware operation has been using nearly 2,000 compromised WordPress websites to spread malware, steal data, monitor victims, and deploy ransomware. The operation was first identified in mid-May.As of July 24, the operation had compromised more than 6,000 unique IP addresses, with 1,852 in the United States, and 630 each in Russia and India. The compromised websites were also used to host malware, relay commands, and store stolen files, screenshots, and activity logs.Attackers lured Windows users into running PowerShell commands through fake CAPTCHA prompts, enabling them to steal credentials and cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases, and spread further across networks and USB devices. Researchers collected more than 31,000 screenshots and over 700 compressed data archives, and believe the attackers may have accidentally infected themselves at some point. (Decrypt)

Existing mnemonics cannot be fixed through updates; Coldcard reminds affected users to regenerate mnemonics and migrate assets

Coldcard has released the latest firmware 5.6.1 (Mk4/Mk5) and 1.5.1Q (Q). This update is based on a three-week security review following the emergency fix on July 31, addressing security risks brought by the previous mnemonic generation attack. Each newly generated mnemonic must now include at least one source of user entropy, including at least 65 irregular keystrokes, 50 physical dice throws, or 128 physical coin flips, combined with fresh entropy provided by STM32 TRNG, SE1, and SE2. The new firmware also adds instant staged PSBT verification before signing, strengthens USB connection and firmware update boundaries, improves Delta Mode isolation mechanisms, fixes active wallet backup issues, enhances random number generator initialization and fault checking, adjusts SIGHASH default settings, and includes multiple security and correctness improvements. Coldcard stated that this update aims to further reduce the risk of device attacks. The official reminder notes that updating the firmware cannot fix existing mnemonics generated by previously affected firmware. If users' mnemonics fall within the scope of this security advisory, they should first update the device, then generate and verify a completely new mnemonic, and migrate funds to the new wallet. Coldcard recommends that all Mk4, Mk5, and Q users update their devices promptly and verify the signature of the downloaded firmware.

Dice rolls cannot protect all Coldcard features; multiple features may be affected by Yasmarang PRNG flaw

Odaily News: Bitcoin News posted on X platform, stating that even if the mnemonic remains secure because it was generated via dice rolls or imported from an existing mnemonic, multiple Coldcard features may still be vulnerable due to the Yasmarang PRNG flaw. Affected features include paper wallets, device cloning, USB sessions, Secret Teleport, co-signing keys, password generator, and HSM mode. If the mnemonic was imported or generated through a sufficient number of dice rolls, the mnemonic itself remains secure, but using these features may still expose secret information generated by the flawed random number generator.

微软为戴尔用户发布 Windows 11 紧急带外安全更新

据 Forbes 报道,微软针对 Windows 11 版本 25H2 及 24H2 发布了紧急带外安全更新(KB5121767),以修复此前 7 月补丁星期二更新(KB5101650)在部分戴尔设备上引发的性能问题及系统关机故障。 该问题源于最新 Windows USB-C 连接管理器接口与英特尔 Innovation Platform Framework 处理器驱动程序之间的冲突,已知受影响设备包括 Dell Pro Max 14/16 Premium 及 Dell XPS 17 9720/9730 等型号。微软表示,此次更新仅建议受影响的戴尔用户安装,未受影响的设备无需任何操作。

Programmer holds 7,002 Bitcoin private keys on a USB drive with only 2 password attempts remaining, valued at approximately $777 million

programmer Stefan Thomas holds an IronKey encrypted USB drive containing the private keys to 7,002 Bitcoins. These Bitcoins were payment for an educational video titled "What is Bitcoin?" he created in 2011. Recently valued at approximately $111,000 per coin, the total is estimated at $777 million. The IronKey device is configured to permanently lock and delete its contents after 10 incorrect password attempts. Thomas has already tried 8 times, leaving only 2 password attempts remaining. Manufacturer Kingston stated that aside from the original password set by the user, there is no backup password or alternative recovery method available. Thomas sought assistance from digital forensics company Naxo and security researcher Chris Tarnovsky, and had previously declined Unciphered's help after reaching verbal agreements with two other teams. As of late 2025, the IronKey remains stored in a Swiss vault, and as of mid-2026, successful recovery has not been confirmed.

MGBX will list CRCLB (Circle), SNDKB (SanDisk), and TSLAB (Tesla) for spot trading

Odaily Odaily Planet Daily reports, according to official sources, MGBX will list CRCLB (Circle), SNDKB (SanDisk), and TSLAB (Tesla) for spot trading at 18:00 (SGT) on June 22, 2026.Deposit opening time: 16:00 (SGT) on June 22, 2026Trading opening time: 18:00 (SGT) on June 22, 2026Withdrawal opening time: 19:00 (SGT) on June 23, 2026CRCLB: CRCLB is a Binance bStocks tokenized security, corresponding to the underlying asset Circle Internet Group. Circle is the operator of the Circle Payments Network (CPN) and provides products and services to financial institutions participating in the network to assist them in accessing and integrating with CPN.SNDKB: SNDKB is a tokenized bStocks, corresponding to the underlying asset SanDisk. SanDisk Corporation is a global flash memory storage company that designs and manufactures products such as SD cards, USB flash drives, and solid-state drives for both consumers and enterprise users.TSLAB: TSLAB is a tokenized bStocks, corresponding to the underlying asset Tesla. Tesla is a vertically integrated sustainable energy company, also dedicated to advancing the global transition to electric mobility through the manufacturing of electric vehicles.