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Passport maker Foundation says compromised Cloudflare API keys sent phishing from its domains

Foundation says leaked Cloudflare API keys let scammers send emails from its domains. It revoked every key and says Passport funds and hardware are safe.
Coinfomania

Binance Addresses Tracked in Elliptic’s New Public Exploit

Elliptic has released a Binance exploit blocklist for secure address checks. This tool enhances user safety — here's why it ...
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Is Your Passport Wallet Safe? What Foundation Says About the Phishing Emails

Bitcoin wallet phishing emails from Foundation's own domains held users' home addresses, they report. Here's how the company ...

When you cannot search despite entering a YouTube API key | 3 places to check first

When you cannot search despite entering a YouTube API key, it often does not resolve even if you recreate the key.The cause ...
AMBCrypto

Foundation faces data privacy questions after Cloudflare API key compromise — Details

Foundation is under scrutiny for a potential customer data protection breach. The company known for making Bitcoin Hardware ...
AndroGuider

OpenCode Hacked: Stolen API Keys Spark Massive AI Billing Fraud

AndroGuider is a blog where you can scoop your daily need of tech information with some dose of special reviews and custom ...

Do you know how many API keys you have? "Invisible credentials" from the perspective of Studio and OpenRouter

On October 16, 2026, the website creation service "Studio" announced the possibility of information leakage due to ...
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BTCPay 2.4.5 still lacks merged API key permission fix

BTCPay Server merged PR #7684 on Oct. 19 to fix API key permission gaps. Version 2.4.5, the latest release as of Oct. 26, still contains the vulnerability.