Hackers stole an additional $950,000 due to Profanity vulnerability
PeckShield analysts recorded a theft of around 732 ETH (about $950,000) from an Ethereum address generated with the Profanity vanity-address generator.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
Hackers stole an additional $950,000 due to Profanity vulnerability
PeckShield analysts recorded a theft of around 732 ETH (about $950,000) from an Ethereum address generated with the Profanity vanity-address generator.
In China, 93 suspects detained over $5.5 billion cryptocurrency money-laundering case
The Hengyang District Public Security Bureau uncovered the case of the criminal group '9.15' involved in laundering money through cryptocurrencies.
Harmony unveils new plan to reimburse $100 million to Horizon bridge hack victims
The Harmony team unveiled a new plan to compensate victims of the Horizon cross-chain bridge hack for $100 million.
Brazil court orders cryptocurrency fraud suspect to pay $3.7 billion
The Rio de Janeiro court ordered GAS Consultoria founder Glaidson Acácio dos Santos to deposit 19 billion reais (~$3.7 billion). The funds will be used to compensate victims of cryptocurrency fraud, according to O Globo.
Experts tie Wintermute’s $160 million hack to vanity-address generator vulnerability
The thief who stole $160 million from market maker Wintermute exploited a vulnerability in the Profanity tool, according to Polygon's head of information security, Mudit Gupta.
CoinDCX’s Twitter used for fake XRP advertising
On September 20, unknown hackers hacked the Twitter account of the Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX and posted a fake XRP advertisement with phishing links.
Hackers stole $160 million from Wintermute
The market-maker Wintermute has lost assets worth $160 million in a hacker attack.
Hackers stole about $3.3 million through vulnerability in Profanity Ethereum address generator
Hackers stole about $3.3 million in cryptocurrency from Ethereum users who generated addresses via the Profanity tool. Earlier, the 1inch Network team warned about the vulnerability.
United States: IGOBIT fraud scheme organizer sentenced
A U.S. court found 50-year-old Washington state resident Asa Sen-Kler guilty of organizing a cryptocurrency fraud scheme. The Department of Justice reports.
Mt. Gox: the biggest hack in cryptocurrency history
Why did Mt. Gox’s administrators fail to spot a years-long breach? How many bitcoins did hackers steal from users? Have the masterminds and perpetrators been found? We retrace Mt. Gox’s rise and collapse in this “Cryptorium” overview.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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