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The crypto wallet Zerion disclosed that North Korean hackers are using AI for long-term social engineering attacks, stealing approximately $100,000 from the company's hot wallet.Zerion confirmed that user funds, applications, and infrastructure were not affected, and has proactively disabled the web application as a precaution. Zerion also stated that the attackers obtained some session and credential information from team members who were logged in, as well as the private keys of the company's hot wallet, and pointed out that AI is changing the way cyber threats operate.

Web3 wallet Zerion announced on the X platform that it has discovered abnormal activity on the platform, reminding users to temporarily refrain from using the web application services. Related services have been temporarily taken offline, but the iOS and Android applications, as well as the web extension, are safe. User funds within the wallet have not been affected, and the situation is being actively monitored. Users will be notified separately once the web application is restored.

Web3 wallet company Zerion's incubated L2 network Zero Network has announced that it is back online and fully operational. Zero Network stated that user funds are safe, with support from Caldera and ZKsync for the resumption of operations.Previously reported, Zero Network had stopped block production for over 3 weeks. Zero Network indicated that it is working with Caldera and ZKsync to resume block production as soon as possible, with plans to restore by mid-January, ensuring user funds are safe.

Crypto KOL @y_cryptoanalyst posted on the X platform that the L2 network Zero Network, incubated by the Web3 wallet company Zerion with a total financing of $22.5 million, has stopped producing blocks for over 3 weeks.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 wallet Zerion launches a points program Zerion Rewards, with 10 million wallets eligible for points rewards.In addition, users can earn points by trading and cross-chain transactions in Zerion.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Zerion has launched its Ethereum Layer 2 network ZERO Network, allowing Zerion Wallet users to be exempt from Gas fees when trading, minting, exchanging, and cross-chain transactions.ZERO Network is built on ZKsync technology and is part of the Elastic Chain ecosystem, utilizing a dynamic scoring system "Onchain DNA" to assess whether an address qualifies for Gas-free transactions.Zerion also announced that it has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from angel investors, including Cooper Turley, Spencer Noon, Yearn chief developer Banteg, Alex Gluchowski, Patricio Worthalter, and NBA player Duncan Robinson. According to the project, angel investors from companies such as Lido, Daylight, Celestia, ETHGlobal, and OpenSea also participated.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Zerion has launched a testnet for its Layer 2 Rollup project ZERO Network. This testnet is developed using the ZKSync software package ZK Stack and will become part of the ever-expanding ZKSync ecosystem in the future. The ZERO mainnet is planned to be launched later this year.

ChainCatcher news, the encrypted wallet Zerion posted on platform X stating that to celebrate the launch of the ZK token, from today until Thursday (June 20), Zerion users can perform swaps and bridging on the @zksync network without paying any additional transaction fees.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the crypto wallet Zerion is developing an Ethereum Layer 2 network called ZERO Network, which is planned to launch at the end of the second quarter or the beginning of the third quarter this year. Its unique selling point is that the network will be free to use, and the project team hopes to improve the user experience through fee subsidies.Zerion co-founder Evgeny Yurtaev stated that there should be no fees for users, and Zerion plans to sponsor millions of transactions with tens of thousands of dollars. After the Dencun upgrade, this number is expected to be even lower, and having its own network will enhance Zerion's visibility and bring additional revenue.When asked about the technology stack on which the Layer 2 network will be based, Yurtaev mentioned that Zerion is working with unspecified partners and will launch once ready, but discussions are still ongoing regarding which data availability layer will be used.

According to ChainCatcher news, the DeFi asset management tool Zerion has now added support for the OKX Web3 wallet, allowing users to perform transactions, lending, borrowing, and investment operations on Zerion through the OKX Web3 wallet plugin. Zerion is one of the earliest tools to support tracking and managing Ethereum DeFi assets.It is reported that the OKX Web3 wallet is a leading one-stop Web3 gateway, now supporting 80 public chains, with a unified app, plugin, and web interface. It covers five major areas: wallet, DEX, DeFi, NFT marketplace, and DApp exploration, and supports Ordinals marketplace, MPC and AA smart contract wallets, gas exchange, and hardware wallet connections.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 wallet Zerion announces new support for zkSync, allowing users to exchange tokens, track positions, and showcase NFTs on the zkSync network.

ChainCatcher message, Web3 wallet Zerion stated that its App has been temporarily removed from the App Store and is working hard to resolve this issue, with more updates to be released. Meanwhile, iOS users can merge Genesis NFTs through the web application. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Zerion wallet announced the launch of OG NFTs issued on the Optimism chain on the Mirror platform, with free minting open for 8 days starting from March 8. Holding this NFT grants access to gated content, early access, and other benefits specifically for Subscriber NFT holders.Earlier, ChainCatcher reported that the decentralized content publishing platform Mirror announced the launch of the "Subscribe to Mint" feature, which is now live on Ethereum, Optimism, and Polygon networks, aimed at supporting interaction between creators and collectors. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the crypto wallet Zerion has launched a browser extension, which is currently in closed testing and is expected to go live by the end of November. The extension supports multiple mnemonic phrases and has been audited by three security companies. The wallet will also display the NFTs held by users within the extension.Previously, ChainCatcher reported that Zerion announced it raised $12 million in a Series B funding round in October. At that time, it stated that the app had over 200,000 users and had surpassed $1.5 billion in transaction volume. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Web3 wallet Zerion has completed a $12.3 million Series B funding round, led by Wintermute Ventures, with participation from Mosaic, Coinbase Ventures, Alchemy, and Placeholder. The funds from this round will be used to further develop its wallet products, enhance data analytics capabilities, and provide users with a more intuitive display interface. (source link)