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Chainalysis plans to restore KYT and address screening services through a trusted IP whitelist starting November 5

Odaily reports: Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has stated that hackers have obtained password hashes and valid authentication tokens for all users on its platform. The company has taken down its KYT transaction monitoring, address screening, Reactor investigation platform, Data Solutions products, and Chain (Beta) services.Chainalysis says a "man-in-the-middle attack" targeting some customer passwords has been contained and remediated, and affected accounts will remain locked until passwords are changed. The company has no evidence that confidential investigation data was accessed or that blockchain attribution data was tampered with.Chainalysis plans to restore KYT and address screening services through a trusted IP address whitelist starting November 5, and is requiring users to reset passwords and rotate API keys where applicable. The company has engaged external cybersecurity experts and is using large language models to inspect systems and strengthen defenses. (Bitcoin.com News)

FBI Seizes Over $560,000 in Cryptocurrency Linked to Hamas Network, Funds Moved via Shared Gas Wallets and Cross-Chain Bridges

Odaily News: The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), combining blockchain analysis, human intelligence, and court orders, tracked and seized over $560,000 in cryptocurrency originally intended for Hamas. The investigation involved shared wallets, cross-chain bridges, exchanges, and stablecoin accounts.Three seizure actions took place in March, June, and October 2025. Investigators discovered that multiple donation addresses linked to Hamas' military wing, the Al Qassam Brigades, used the same gas wallet to pay transaction fees. Through Reactor, they visualized funds flowing from donation wallets to operational wallets and related infrastructure.In the June 2025 case, funds moved through new addresses, accounts, over-the-counter brokers, and suspected money mule accounts. By October, the network had shifted to using one-time donation wallets and cross-chain bridges. Court orders required Tether to burn USDT at designated addresses and reissue equivalent assets to law enforcement wallets, while Binance was instructed to transfer balances from three accounts. (Bitcoin.com News)