BNB Chain: Hackers Spread Malware via Fake CAPTCHAs
BNB Chain sees hackers deploy malware through fake CAPTCHAs as price holds at $592.43 with EMA50 support at $588.63 amid neutral RSI.
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DecryptMedia reports hackers exploit BNB Chain to distribute malware via fake CAPTCHA pages, marking a direct hit on blockchain infrastructure security.
Price action shows BNB at $592.43 inside Bollinger Bands with upper resistance at $601.4 and lower support at $587.01 while EMA50 at $588.63 and EMA200 at $578.56 anchor the bullish structure despite MACD death cross at 0.55 and RSI at 51.21.
Traders note price testing upper Bollinger resistance while RSI stays neutral, suggesting a healthy retracement toward the 50-EMA support at $588.63 before continuation, a setup that coincides with rising BNB Chain security concerns and crypto malware distribution risks that could influence BNB price prediction models over the next quarter.
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