DeFi sees exploits and exit scam drama in the last week of 2022: Finance Redefined
The last week of 2022 didn't turn out to be a good one as the industry recorded multiple exploits and an exit scam scare.
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The last week of 2022 didn't turn out to be a good one as the industry recorded multiple exploits and an exit scam scare.
Just the top 10 major cryptocurrency exploits garnered over $2 billion for malicious actors in a year that was marred with bankruptcies and collapses.
State-sponsored Lazarus Group and associated hackers have had a busy year, and 2023 may see even more activity, the cybersecurity lab warned.
A major cryptocurrency mining pool has been hit by hackers earlier this month, the company who owns the pool revealed in an announcement. The incident resulted in the theft of…
The attacker appears to be attempting to cash out funds using Binance and Changenow.
A Ukrainian living in the U.S. has reportedly hacked a major drug market on the Russian dark web, diverting some of its crypto proceeds. The man says he donated the…
BTC.com, the seventh-largest Bitcoin mining pool, said that its client fund services are unaffected by the recent $3 million cyberattack.
Moments after a few users complained about the unusual loss of funds, Defrost Finance’s core team member Doran confirmed that Defrost V2 was hit with a flash loan attack.
The top 100 DeFi tokens had a volatile yet bearish week with nearly all the tokens trading in red on the weekly charts.
The attacker made use of an exploit that allowed entire liquidity pools to be withdrawn as “fees.”