Stay secure in the digital age. This section covers crypto hacks, wallet vulnerabilities, exchange breaches, and blockchain security upgrades. Learn how to protect your assets and understand the threats facing Web3 and DeFi platforms.
The Cresto brother created a false perception of success for their clients and portrayed their flashy lifestyle. Trouble started when Amazon started suspending the client accounts for policy violations.
Zunami may be the latest victim of a flash loan attack, a scheme that has gradually become the bane of existence for many DeFi protocols.
Coinbase, Zengo, and Binance expressed gratitude to Fireblocks for identifying and responsibly disclosing the security issues before any losses occurred.
Following the attack, the Cypher Protocol team highlighted that an internal investigation had been launched to determine the root cause of the exploit.
Crypto scammers are trapping gullible investors by creating replica websites and social media accounts of real-life projects. Later they ask the users to connect their wallets, and siphon off the funds.
Curve Finance fell victim to a reentrancy bug exploit in late July. The incident not only rattled the DeFi community but also exposed the platform to significant risks.
Upbit noted that CRV has experienced increased volatility.
The copycat attacks on the BSC were attributed to a malfunctioning reentrancy lock in certain versions of the Vyper programming language.
As per the preliminary audits, the estimated losses are already north of $42 million with assets worth $100 million under risk.
CrowdStrike confirms that the hack was carried out by the “Labyrinth Chollima” group.
The hackers posted malicious links from Adams’s Twitter account driving people to scam websites. The Uniswap co-founder recently confirmed that the account is restored for now.
Even if the threat is over and the hackers have lost control, Microsoft still needs to answer to regulators.
Razer reset all user accounts while asking people to change their passwords.
Stablecoin issuers Circle and Tether have initiated action and blacklisted more than $67 million of stolen funds in USDC and USDT, which is around 50% of the stolen amount from the cross-chain protocol.
For many years, bad actors have employed social media platforms such as Twitter to post malicious links.