Weekly Summary (December 12th)

Hi Degison! Hope you’re having a great week.

Come and check our weekly progress summary to stay tuned! After reading the summary, you can take a questionnaire and we will select 15 Degisons to win 40$DEG reward each!)

Highlight of this week

-More changes to Discord and Telegram!

You might have noticed that there were a few changes to our Discord channel and Telegram. There will be more changes this week. Keep an eye open! Especially for Degis NFT holders, there will be surprises waiting for you! We hope through the update, our community can be a good place where our members can relax and have fun!

Click here to join the Telegram group: https://t.me/ProjectDegis

Click here to join the Discord channel: https://discord.com/invite/4C484BQVtp

Other progress

·Twitter space: a Twitter space with Hot Cross to share how to protect crypto assets through the all-in-one Degis Protocol

What we’re doing now

Development team

· New product: the development team is continuously monitoring Protocol Protection to make sure it works smoothly for our users
· Degis website: the development team is optimizing the official website in a more user-friendly way

Marketing team

· Events: more AMAs in multi-language for everyone to have a deeper insight into Degis and our products
· Collaborations: more partnerships to cover every risk in the crypto world and make Web3 a safer place for everyone

What to expect next week

More products will be launched soon, stay tuned!
New community campaigns started, prepare to have fun as well as earn some juicy rewards!

Weekly Hack Event

An information-stealing Google Chrome browser extension named ‘VenomSoftX’ is being deployed by Windows malware to steal cryptocurrency and clipboard contents as users browse the web.

This Chrome extension is being installed by the ViperSoftX Windows malware, which acts as a JavaScript-based RAT (remote access trojan) and cryptocurrency hijacker.

ViperSoftX has been around since 2020, previously disclosed by security researchers Cerberus and Colin Cowie, and in a report by Fortinet.

However, in a new report today by Avast, researchers provide more details regarding the malicious browser extension and how the malware operation has undergone extensive development lately.