The cryptocurrency community has been alerted to several security incidents and vulnerabilities across different platforms. PeckShield reported that an exploiter transferred approximately 1K ETH, valued around $3.6M, to TornadoCash from the HECO Bridge. Additionally, a fraudulent token named SLERF plummeted by -100%, with its deployer swapping 123,336,949,297,868 Scam $SLERF for approximately 469K USD, highlighting a rug pull incident. ParaSwap disclosed a critical vulnerability affecting users who approved the Augustus V6 contract, urging users to revoke permissions immediately. This vulnerability was exploited using a UniswapV3 callback, allowing the fromAddress to be set to anything, with CertiK listed as the auditor on ParaSwap's website. Dolomite Exchange's old contracts were also exploited, resulting in a loss of around $2m, with the exploiter converting the stolen USDC to approximately 541.5 ETH (~$1.9m) and 94k DAI. Furthermore, two addresses fell victim to phishing schemes, losing a total of around $673,640 worth of cryptos, including 117 stETH, 5.7K LINK, and 10 WBTC.