Coldcard Hardware Wallet Flaw Linked to $70 Million Bitcoin Theft in 41 Minutes
2026-08-01T19:23:58Z•e8c8883b14cdb07155db40164c3e32762cc20315822ee85de8c8d44ad9abb51e
CVE-2026-20316CVE-2026-48449CVE-2026-59726CVE-2026-66066active-exploitationai-securityarbitrary-file-readbyovdcloud-securitycryptocurrency-theftfake-updateshardware-walletidentity-and-accessmalwaremobile-network-securityoauth-phishingphishingransomware-and-cybercrimerceremote-access-trojanspear-phishingstate-sponsored-threatssupply-chain-compromisevulnerabilitiesweb-skimmingzero-day
What happened
The feed reports numerous significant cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities, including a firmware flaw linked to the theft of approximately $70 million in Bitcoin, supply-chain and web-skimming compromises, critical unauthenticated remote-code-execution and arbitrary-file-read vulnerabilities, actively exploited Cisco FMC and Microsoft OWA flaws, malware campaigns using fake updates and spear-phishing, BYOVD attacks, cloud service exposure, OAuth device-code phishing, and AI-assisted attacks. Several issues are actively exploited or carry maximum severity, creating urgent patching and
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Why it matters
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- 2026-08-01T19:23:58Z
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- Yes
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