Security PSA: Phishing attempts and fake giveaway posts are becoming more common across 𝕏. Be careful with posts you’re tagged in and accounts impersonating people or organizations you trust. Ripple is not running an “XRP Rewards Scanner” or offering unclaimed XRP through a wallet scan. Screenshots claiming otherwise are fake. Always verify posts through official channels before clicking a link or connecting a wallet. Never share your secret key or recovery phrase Review every transaction before signing. Please report impersonation and phishing posts to 𝕏. More information:

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Security on our Wallet is embedded before every interaction: site visit, device scan, signature, and transaction. In the first half of 2026, we intercepted 10M+ risky site visits, ran 200K+ device scans, and flagged 4M+ high-risk signing operations.

"Security by obscurity is going to zero rapidly." @jamesob and other researchers independently reproduced the COLDCARD vulnerability by pointing an AI model at the firmware history. This is the new reality for open-source security.

Security has been stepped up at the Vico Baths sea-swimming spot in south Dublin, which is closed for repairs, following “unacceptable behaviour” towards contractors on site. Last March, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council closed access to the popular swimming site in the suburb of Dalkey, which has been frequented by celebrities including actor Matt Damon and singer Harry Styles, for a repair and upgrade project due to be completed at the start of June. This involved repairs to concrete access steps, replacement of damaged railings and installation of new swim ladders. However, the work has stalled and the council said it was no longer able to provide a finishing date. Read more:

Security camera footage from the Airbnb that North Carolina woman Elizabeth Waddell was staying at in St. George's, Grenada shows her last known movements before she disappeared. In the video, Waddell appears to go for a swim, heading in the direction of Grand Anse Beach on July 22. CBS News' @cbenavidesTV breaks down what else the footage reveals.