INFORMATION RELEASE LIBRARY
Information releases
From time to time the house publishes what it finds, in full, under its own name. Those publications live here. Each release stands in this library in its complete text, so the version a reader shares is the version that lives on this site.
Releases are numbered in the order they issue. The library keeps every one of them.
On the shelf
RELEASE NO. 2026-002 · OCTOBER 31, 2026
The Theft That Took Twenty Minutes
About $6.3 billion in digital money left the Binance exchange in about twenty minutes on October 29, 2026. Two research firms blame a North Korean crew. No government has. This release sorts the record out, in plain words.
RELEASE NO. 2026-001 · OCTOBER 31, 2026
The $18 Billion That Walked Out the Door
Americans reported losing more than 17.7 billion dollars to online fraud in 2025. This release traces where the money went, why so little of it comes back, and what to do in the first hours after a scam lands.
How releases work here
A release states what the house found, names the sources it rests on, and separates what is counted from what is estimated. Nothing in a release is a judgment on any person. Where a figure is a model rather than a count, the release says so on its face.
Press inquiries go to one address, [email protected]. The press page carries the house facts in one place.
Independent publications of Agentic Armor LLC, Lexington, South Carolina. Each release rests on the public sources it names.