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Balancer, an Ethereum-based decentralized protocol, said that the platform regained control of its domain and is secure shortly after hackers attacked its frontend. According to Balancer, a social engineering attack…
Crypto exchange CoinEx, which suffered a hack earlier this month, announced that it is resuming deposits and withdrawals for its users on September 21st. The platform has outlined its intention…
Ethereum-based decentralized automated marker maker (AMM) Balancer has warned users not to interact with the platform’s user interface following an attack on the protocol’s frontend. Balancer recently suffered a hack…
Retool, a prominent software development company, has recently revealed that 27 of its cloud customers fell prey to a targeted SMS-based phishing attack. The breach has raised concerns about the…
Cryptocurrency exchange CoinEx, which recently suffered a breach, has called on the hacker to negotiate with the company while also promising a generous bounty reward if they decided to return…
The celebrated US investor, TV personality, and owner of the Dallas Mavericks had one of his MetaMask wallets drained through what appears to be another successful phishing attack. The total…
According to a Sept. 14 report from on-chain analytics provider Chainalysis, the total amount of cryptocurrency stolen is estimated at $3.54 billion. North Korea “continues to be an incubator for…
In a well-coordinated attack, Remitano Crypto Exchange allegedly suffered a major security breach, resulting in a loss of about $2.7 million across various cryptocurrencies. This attack was picked up on…
CertiK has revealed transactions connecting the breaches at Atomic Wallet, Alphapo, CoinsPaid, Stake.com, and CoinEx that show Lazarus Group’s involvement in these exploits. This comes while the digital community is…
North Korea’s notorious state-backed Lazarus Group is speculated to be behind the $55 million hack of crypto exchange CoinEx. According to prominent on-chain sleuth ZachXBT’s latest update, the attackers “accidentally”…