ALT Social image for Satoryn’s update on Blast’s shutdown. The headline tells users to wait for the official withdrawal route instead of trusting faster exits offered during the pause. Navy background, cyan accent bar, Satoryn brand block top right.

ALT Satoryn social image (4:5) for the 2 October 2026 update on the hijacking of Microsoft's official X account to promote a crypto token. The mascot's magnifying glass stands for checking the company's own website before acting on any post.

ALT Satoryn social image (4:5) for the 1 October 2026 update on BitMart's initial indicative proposal, which includes a Restitution Token and a Continuum Token that have not been issued. The mascot's single raised toe marks the one point to remember.

ALT Satoryn social image (4:5) for the 1 October 2026 update on MetaMask's security incident. The eyebrow reads “MetaMask security incident” and the headline “Your Phrase Stays Put”; the mascot's low, open paw signals there is no need to rush.

ALT Social image (4:5) for Satoryn’s update on a fake iPhone Duo preorder page that, according to Malwarebytes, tries to break into iPhones that missed updates and looks for wallet data. Text composed over a photoreal render of the Satoryn mascot on dark navy.

ALT Social image (4:5) for Satoryn’s guide to sextortion emails that demand bitcoin: the webcam threat is a bluff built on old passwords and public data. Text composed over a photoreal render of the Satoryn mascot on dark navy.

ALT Social image (4:5) for Satoryn’s guide to the USDT balance scam, in which an unsolicited message offers the login to an account showing millions in USDT and withdrawing requires a fee. The text is composed over a photoreal render of the Satoryn mascot on dark navy.

ALT Social image for X, Facebook and Instagram about Apple’s 28 September 2026 security update (iOS 26.7.1, CVE-2026-86950), which SlowMist links to iOS attack activity against wallet data. It points to Satoryn’s dated update in the guide on what a website can and can’t do to the crypto on a phone.

ALT Social image for Satoryn's September 2026 guide on iPhone Safari attacks. The Satoryn cat mascot raises one paw below the line "SlowMist: no theft confirmed" and the headline "Update Anyway." SlowMist said it had not independently confirmed a victim of the Safari sample it analysed, and the flaws involved had already been patched by Apple, so installing iOS updates remains the key step.

ALT Satoryn feed image for the 28 September 2026 update on the Bitget hack. Bitget said the attacker used a flaw in a third-party security product to obtain internal credentials and send fraudulent withdrawal commands, and that its private keys were not compromised. The panel lists three warning signs to ignore while withdrawals reopen.