DeFi platform Opyn loses $371,000 in hack
Hackers siphoned about $371,000 of user funds from the DeFi platform Opyn, exploiting the vulnerability in the project’s internal token, oTokens.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
DeFi platform Opyn loses $371,000 in hack
Hackers siphoned about $371,000 of user funds from the DeFi platform Opyn, exploiting the vulnerability in the project’s internal token, oTokens.
Bitfinex offers up to $400m for return of 2016 stolen BTC
The cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex has announced a reward for assistance in recovering funds stolen from the platform in 2016 as a result of a hack.
Media: Garmin pays multi-million-dollar ransom to decrypt files
Garmin, the smartwatch maker with navigation, paid a ransom to resume operation of its services. Sky News reports this.
Deceived Chinese crypto investors organised their own scam
Three Chinese residents lost money after unsuccessful investments in dubious cryptocurrency projects. To recoup the losses, they organised their own fraudulent scheme, according to Cointelegraph, citing a statement from the Public Information Network Security Oversight Service.
2gether to compensate clients €1.2m stolen in hack with its tokens
The eponymous Spanish crypto startup behind the 2gether app acknowledged that it could not immediately return €1.18 million to users. An equivalent of a quarter of client funds was lost in the breach on July 31.
Media: Wirecard serviced mafia-linked Maltese online casino
The issuer of Wirecard payment cards conducted financial operations for a Maltese online casino connected to the Italian mafia. The Financial Times reports.
Media: Teen accused in Twitter hack holds over $3 million in bitcoin
Clark's wallets hold more than $3 million in bitcoin, according to his lawyer, per the Tampa Bay Times.
Travel-management firm CWT paid $4.5 million in bitcoin to cyber extortionists
The American travel-management company CWT paid 414 BTC ($4.5 million at the time of the transaction) to hackers who stole a large volume of confidential corporate information, Reuters reports.
Florida teen, 17, detained over Twitter hack.
U.S. police have detained 17-year-old Graham Clarke, a resident of Tampa, accusing him of involvement in the recent Twitter hack and fraudulent Bitcoin giveaway. Local television channel WFLA reported this.
Elliptic: Twitter hackers who breached accounts laundered more than half of the bitcoins through two mixers
The attackers routed more than half of the bitcoins obtained through the hack of multiple Twitter accounts through ChipMixer and Wasabi Wallet mixers. This is stated in Elliptic's latest report.
EU sanctions Russia’s GRU over NotPetya ransomware attack
The Main Center for Special Technologies of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces (GRU) has been included in the EU sanctions list for involvement in the NotPetya ransomware attacks in 2017.
Hackers stole more than $800,000 from Belarusian banks. They converted the funds into cryptocurrency
The Belarusian Interior Ministry identified ten participants in dispersed international cybercrime groups who stole $837,000 from eight Belarusian banks, BELTA reported, citing Vladimir Zaitsev, head of the ministry's high-tech crime investigations unit.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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