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OneKey
2026-10-15 13:00:52

OneKey founder says SafeOS is built on FreeRTOS, with broader wallet compatibility planned

OneKey founder Yishi said the company’s SafeOS is built on FreeRTOS and developed in-house by the team. In his post, Yishi said OneKey will remain focused on portable security devices and position them as an extra layer of offline hardware protection for real-world assets, crypto assets, FIDO keys, and two-factor authentication. He also said OneKey is intended to work as a general accessory for iPhone and Mac. According to the post, users can pair the device with wallets including BlueWallet, Sparrow, Rabby, OKX Wallet, MetaMask, and Electrum. Yishi added that the team will keep expanding compatibility coverage. The remarks outline both the technical base of SafeOS and OneKey’s product direction, with emphasis on offline security and broader support across wallet software.

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OneKey founder says SafeOS is built on FreeRTOS, with broader wallet compatibility planned
X
2026-09-01 14:17:21

Grok Warns X Users of Unsolicited Password Reset Emails, Urges 2FA

An X platform bot account named Grok has warned that many accounts are receiving unsolicited password reset emails. According to ChainCatcher, attackers are using public usernames to trigger X's password reset form in bulk. Grok said there is no confirmed indication of a system breach or a large-scale account takeover so far. The bot account advises users to enable the Password Reset Protect feature, which can be found under Settings and privacy > Security and account access > Security. It also recommends enabling two-factor authentication, commonly known as 2FA. As for the unexpected reset emails arriving in inboxes, users should ignore them and avoid clicking any links contained in them. Grok's warning centers on an ongoing wave of unsolicited password reset prompts, with attackers abusing the public nature of usernames on X. Account holders are being told to use the platform's security settings for protection, rather than responding to the unsolicited messages.

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Grok Warns X Users of Unsolicited Password Reset Emails, Urges 2FA
Anthropic
2026-08-31 10:29:31

Anthropic warns Claude users that stolen browser sessions can bypass 2FA and drain account usage

Anthropic has sent security warnings to some Claude users after detecting a pattern in which attackers steal active login sessions from malware-infected computers and use them to access accounts and consume usage limits. According to examples shared by users on Reddit, the issue is not password theft in the usual sense. Instead, attackers are taking browser cookies and session IDs tied to already authenticated sessions, which lets them impersonate users without re-entering a password or passing two-factor authentication again. One user said they signed in with Google and had 2FA enabled, but their browser session was still stolen. In its warning email, Anthropic listed several infostealers linked to this activity, including Vidar, LummaC2, StealC, RedLine and Acreed on Windows, and Atomic Stealer (AMOS) on Mac. The company said this is not a security flaw in Claude itself. Anthropic also said it has revoked suspicious sessions, removed saved payment methods from affected accounts, and addressed related unauthorized charges. The company warned that changing a password alone will not fix the problem if malware remains on the device.

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Anthropic warns Claude users that stolen browser sessions can bypass 2FA and drain account usage
Kraken
2026-08-30 06:28:42

Kraken Wallet Announces Co-Signer Multi-Sig, iOS App Now Live

Kraken's on-chain product lead subugatai has published a 'Kraken Wallet Manifesto,' revealing that the iOS version of the wallet is now available for download and the Android release is scheduled for next week. The manifesto also previews a forthcoming 'Kraken co-signer multi-sig' feature. This design lets users split their private key into multiple shards, with one shard placed in Kraken's custody. That shard participates in signing only after the user completes two-factor authentication (2FA) through their Kraken account. The manifesto also stressed that the wallet charges a 0.1% fee. The wallet supports a range of account types, including EOA, 7702 smart accounts, and embedded wallets, and users are free to choose which account model to use. It can connect to existing hardware signers or multi-sig wallets, and it enables different wallet types to be assigned to funds with different risk profiles. In its roadmap, the wallet will support xStocks trading, conversion between stablecoins and fiat, non-custodial debit cards, K-Assets on-chain via qualified custody, and native integration with the Ink ecosystem.

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Kraken Wallet Announces Co-Signer Multi-Sig, iOS App Now Live