Here’s how OpenSea NFT hacks hurt owners, buyers and even entire collections
Anyone can become the victim of a malicious NFT hack, so what more could OpenSea do to protect its users?
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Anyone can become the victim of a malicious NFT hack, so what more could OpenSea do to protect its users?
Since the hack of Axie Infinity’s Ronin bridge, developers behind the game have raised $150 million to reimburse the affected users.
The South Korean state intelligence agency is now providing crypto trading platforms with information about attempts to breach their cybersecurity. The help for the country’s digital asset exchanges comes amid…
The developers are currently working on a security upgrade and plan to increase the number of validator groups to 21 before making the Ronin Bridge live again.
In this week's DeFi newsletter, we discuss Axie Inifnity's Ronin bridge hack, Binance's new Bridge 2.0 launch, the rise in DeFi TVL and more.
Viewers of the documentary, especially those aware of the whole saga, resonated with the conspiracy theory about the founder faking his death.
"We are in touch with security teams at major exchanges and will be reaching out to all in the coming days," said the team at Ronin.
Twitter users have complained that the exploit has resulted in a sharp decline in the price of their Digital collectibles over the past week.
Agave and Hundred Finance have paused operations whilst investigations continue into the exploit.