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GOVT HACKER EXPOSED! 40 MILLION STOLEN 🚨
This is not a drill. A massive crypto heist targeting U.S. government-seized assets has been uncovered. Over 40 million USD vanished, including a staggering 24.9 million USD single transaction. The alleged perpetrator, John Daghita, reportedly gained access through his father's IT government contract. After the exposé, the company's online presence vanished. This hacker was unmasked flaunting wealth and linked to FBI seized assets. The fallout is just beginning. Act now.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #Hacking #Security #DeFi 💥
This is not a drill. A massive crypto heist targeting U.S. government-seized assets has been uncovered. Over 40 million USD vanished, including a staggering 24.9 million USD single transaction. The alleged perpetrator, John Daghita, reportedly gained access through his father's IT government contract. After the exposé, the company's online presence vanished. This hacker was unmasked flaunting wealth and linked to FBI seized assets. The fallout is just beginning. Act now.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #Hacking #Security #DeFi 💥
Scenario from a recent TV series (Steal 2026)
A character steals ~$5M and is advised to:
1. Use a VPN
2. Transfer the funds from an exchange into a hardware wallet
3. Close the exchange account to “hide the money trail”
Question to the community (educational discussion):
Does this actually break or hide the transaction trail in crypto? If not, where does this logic fall apart?
Curious to hear how people here analyze this scenario.
@Binance BiBi you up for this?
@CZ @Richard Teng @Yi He
#cryptoeducation #CryptoPrivacy #OnChainAnalysis #hacking #Fiction
A character steals ~$5M and is advised to:
1. Use a VPN
2. Transfer the funds from an exchange into a hardware wallet
3. Close the exchange account to “hide the money trail”
Question to the community (educational discussion):
Does this actually break or hide the transaction trail in crypto? If not, where does this logic fall apart?
Curious to hear how people here analyze this scenario.
@Binance BiBi you up for this?
@CZ @Richard Teng @Yi He
#cryptoeducation #CryptoPrivacy #OnChainAnalysis #hacking #Fiction
🚨 French Crypto Tax Reporting Platform Waltio Hacked: 50,000 Investor Data at Risk
A serious incident in France: hackers from the Shiny Hunters group have attacked Waltio, a popular service for crypto tax reporting.
Key points about the situation:
Scale: According to preliminary data, the personal information of about 50,000 users has been compromised (the platform is used by 150,000 people in total).Demands: The attackers have already issued a ransom demand. The Paris prosecutor's office and the ANSSI cybersecurity agency are investigating.Risks: Authorities warn that hackers could use the data for phishing, impersonating tax officials, or even for physical threats and extortion.
Important Context: The breach occurred shortly after the arrest of a French tax office employee suspected of leaking lists of "crypto whales" to criminals. Cases have already been recorded in France where investors were kidnapped for a crypto ransom.
⚠️ Security Tip: If you have used third-party services for tax purposes, be extremely vigilant. Do not click on suspicious links and never hand over your seed phrases or keys to "support staff" or "tax inspectors".
#Waltio #CyberSecurity #CryptoNews #France #Hacking
A serious incident in France: hackers from the Shiny Hunters group have attacked Waltio, a popular service for crypto tax reporting.
Key points about the situation:
Scale: According to preliminary data, the personal information of about 50,000 users has been compromised (the platform is used by 150,000 people in total).Demands: The attackers have already issued a ransom demand. The Paris prosecutor's office and the ANSSI cybersecurity agency are investigating.Risks: Authorities warn that hackers could use the data for phishing, impersonating tax officials, or even for physical threats and extortion.
Important Context: The breach occurred shortly after the arrest of a French tax office employee suspected of leaking lists of "crypto whales" to criminals. Cases have already been recorded in France where investors were kidnapped for a crypto ransom.
⚠️ Security Tip: If you have used third-party services for tax purposes, be extremely vigilant. Do not click on suspicious links and never hand over your seed phrases or keys to "support staff" or "tax inspectors".
#Waltio #CyberSecurity #CryptoNews #France #Hacking
FRENCH INVESTORS COMPROMISED $WALTIOURGENT ALERT: French crypto investors are in panic mode. Tax firm Waltio hit by hackers "Shiny Hunters". They have your email addresses and crypto balance data. This is a massive OpSec fail. 150,000 users affected. Ransom demand made. French authorities are investigating a spike in violent crypto crimes too. Crypto-kidnappings and home invasions are on the rise. Your digital assets are NOT safe. Act now to protect yourself.
This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #CyberSecurity #FOMO #Hacking 🚨
This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #CyberSecurity #FOMO #Hacking 🚨
FRANCE CRYPTO PANIC: HACKERS HOLD USER DATA $WLTURGENT: $WLT tax firm Waltio breached. Hacker group "Shiny Hunters" demands ransom. Stolen data includes email addresses & crypto balances for 2024. Banking & ID data SAFE. Critical OpSec failure for 50,000+ French investors. This fuels massive anxiety. Gendarmerie investigating spike in violent crimes targeting crypto holders. Crypto-kidnappings & home invasions are RISING. Are these hacks and physical attacks CONNECTED? Act NOW. Protect your assets.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #Security #Hacking #FOMO 🚨
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #Security #Hacking #FOMO 🚨
US GOVT HACKER CAUGHT RED-HANDED!
$23 MILLION STOLEN FUNDS FOUND!
On-chain detective ZachXBT just exposed a hacker boasting about a massive $23 million wallet. This is directly linked to the shocking $90 million US government heist this year. Multiple other victim cases from late 2025 are also tied to this address. The digital trail is undeniable. This is a massive win for the crypto community and law enforcement. Justice is served.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #Blockchain #Security #Hacking 🚨
$23 MILLION STOLEN FUNDS FOUND!
On-chain detective ZachXBT just exposed a hacker boasting about a massive $23 million wallet. This is directly linked to the shocking $90 million US government heist this year. Multiple other victim cases from late 2025 are also tied to this address. The digital trail is undeniable. This is a massive win for the crypto community and law enforcement. Justice is served.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoNews #Blockchain #Security #Hacking 🚨
The Invisible Enemy: Why Your Wallet Is Not Safe (and How They Will Empty It)
Do you think that because your "Seed Phrase" is engraved on a steel plate hidden in your garden, you are untouchable? Fatal mistake. 🛡️
Today, hackers no longer bother to guess your 12 words. They are smarter: they steal your permissions. A simple digital signature can give away the keys to your account without you noticing.
1. The Phantom Signature Trap 👻
Do you see a free airdrop or a new revolutionary "Yield" protocol? You connect your wallet and sign an "Approve" transaction.
Today, hackers no longer bother to guess your 12 words. They are smarter: they steal your permissions. A simple digital signature can give away the keys to your account without you noticing.
1. The Phantom Signature Trap 👻
Do you see a free airdrop or a new revolutionary "Yield" protocol? You connect your wallet and sign an "Approve" transaction.
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DEFI SHOCKER: $4.2M GONE!
Entry: 1.00 🟩
Target 1: 0.95 🎯
Stop Loss: 1.05 🛑
Makina Protocol has been hit. Hackers exploited a vulnerability, draining $4.2 million from the Curve DUSD/$USDC pool. The dev team has initiated an emergency shutdown, working with SEAL911 for recovery. This follows a brutal start to 2026 with attacks on $TRU and YOProtocol. Basic logic flaws and old code are the culprits. The DeFi ecosystem remains a minefield. Yield farming is dead. Yield hacking is here.
This is for informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
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#DeFi #Hacking #Crypto #Security
Entry: 1.00 🟩
Target 1: 0.95 🎯
Stop Loss: 1.05 🛑
Makina Protocol has been hit. Hackers exploited a vulnerability, draining $4.2 million from the Curve DUSD/$USDC pool. The dev team has initiated an emergency shutdown, working with SEAL911 for recovery. This follows a brutal start to 2026 with attacks on $TRU and YOProtocol. Basic logic flaws and old code are the culprits. The DeFi ecosystem remains a minefield. Yield farming is dead. Yield hacking is here.
This is for informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
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#DeFi #Hacking #Crypto #Security
💀 A Major Hack is a "Death Sentence" for 80% of Crypto Projects
According to Immunefi, nearly 80% of crypto protocols shut down following a major attack. But the most striking part isn't the lost funds—it's the reason why they fail.
Why do projects collapse?
Immunefi CEO Mitchell Amador argues it’s not just about the money. The real killers are managerial chaos and the total loss of trust.
🚩 Common mistakes during a breach:
The Stupor: Teams often freeze, wasting the first (and most critical) hours arguing instead of executing an emergency plan.The Silence: Fear of reputational damage leads to a communication blackout, which only fuels community panic.The Human Layer: Hackers have shifted focus from smart contract bugs to "human errors"—phishing, compromised keys, and AI-driven social engineering.
The Brutal Stats:
In 2025, stolen funds reached $3.4 billion—a peak since 2022. Just three major incidents, including the $1.46B Bybit exploit, accounted for 69% of all losses.
Is there a silver lining?
Experts predict 2026 will be the strongest year for smart contract security due to advanced audits and real-time firewalls. However, tech alone won't save a project that lacks a crisis response plan.
🛡 Investor Takeaway: When DYORing, look beyond the APY. Check if the project has a transparent security roadmap and insurance. Code can be patched, but broken trust is rarely recovered.
Do you think a protocol can ever truly recover after a nine-figure hack? Let’s discuss below! 👇
#Security #Web3 #Hacking #CryptoNews #Immunefi
According to Immunefi, nearly 80% of crypto protocols shut down following a major attack. But the most striking part isn't the lost funds—it's the reason why they fail.
Why do projects collapse?
Immunefi CEO Mitchell Amador argues it’s not just about the money. The real killers are managerial chaos and the total loss of trust.
🚩 Common mistakes during a breach:
The Stupor: Teams often freeze, wasting the first (and most critical) hours arguing instead of executing an emergency plan.The Silence: Fear of reputational damage leads to a communication blackout, which only fuels community panic.The Human Layer: Hackers have shifted focus from smart contract bugs to "human errors"—phishing, compromised keys, and AI-driven social engineering.
The Brutal Stats:
In 2025, stolen funds reached $3.4 billion—a peak since 2022. Just three major incidents, including the $1.46B Bybit exploit, accounted for 69% of all losses.
Is there a silver lining?
Experts predict 2026 will be the strongest year for smart contract security due to advanced audits and real-time firewalls. However, tech alone won't save a project that lacks a crisis response plan.
🛡 Investor Takeaway: When DYORing, look beyond the APY. Check if the project has a transparent security roadmap and insurance. Code can be patched, but broken trust is rarely recovered.
Do you think a protocol can ever truly recover after a nine-figure hack? Let’s discuss below! 👇
#Security #Web3 #Hacking #CryptoNews #Immunefi
$282M HACKER MOVES $63M!Hacker laundering $63M through mixer. Funds moved from original wallet on Jan 10. Sent to intermediate address 0xF73a...cc21. Now in notorious mixer protocol. This is a massive rush to cash out despite surveillance. The black box of crypto is being tested.
News is for reference, not investment advice.
#BTC #CryptoNews #BlockchainSecurity #Hacking
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News is for reference, not investment advice.
#BTC #CryptoNews #BlockchainSecurity #Hacking
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$500M GONE. MOST PROJECTS NEVER RECOVER.
News Update:
NEARLY 80% OF HACKED CRYPTO PROJECTS FAIL TO FULLY RECOVER. PROTOCOLS ARE PARALYZED AT THE MOMENT OF EXPOSURE. TEAMS ARE BLIND TO THEIR VULNERABILITIES. INCIDENT RESPONSE PLANS ARE NON-EXISTENT. DECISIONS ARE SLOWED. IMPROVISED ACTIONS LEAD TO FURTHER LOSSES. PROJECTS FEAR REPUTATIONAL DAMAGE. SILENCE AMPLIFIES FEAR. ONLY A FRACTION RECOVER. TRUST IS DESTROYED. BYBIT LOST $1.5 BILLION IN A SINGLE HEIST. SECURITY PRACTICES ARE IMPROVING. ON-CHAIN MONITORING IS KEY. 2026 WILL BE THE STRONGEST YEAR FOR SMART CONTRACT SECURITY. RAPID, DECISIVE ACTION IS CRITICAL. IMMEDIATE COMMUNICATION IS ESSENTIAL.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoSecurity #Hacking #DeFi #Blockchain 🚨
News Update:
NEARLY 80% OF HACKED CRYPTO PROJECTS FAIL TO FULLY RECOVER. PROTOCOLS ARE PARALYZED AT THE MOMENT OF EXPOSURE. TEAMS ARE BLIND TO THEIR VULNERABILITIES. INCIDENT RESPONSE PLANS ARE NON-EXISTENT. DECISIONS ARE SLOWED. IMPROVISED ACTIONS LEAD TO FURTHER LOSSES. PROJECTS FEAR REPUTATIONAL DAMAGE. SILENCE AMPLIFIES FEAR. ONLY A FRACTION RECOVER. TRUST IS DESTROYED. BYBIT LOST $1.5 BILLION IN A SINGLE HEIST. SECURITY PRACTICES ARE IMPROVING. ON-CHAIN MONITORING IS KEY. 2026 WILL BE THE STRONGEST YEAR FOR SMART CONTRACT SECURITY. RAPID, DECISIVE ACTION IS CRITICAL. IMMEDIATE COMMUNICATION IS ESSENTIAL.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
#CryptoSecurity #Hacking #DeFi #Blockchain 🚨
The basic technical nightmare: quantum vs classical crypto
You know the story: one address. One million BTC. A legend that sits like a sleeping dragon on the blockchain. Everybody wonders why Satoshi never moved a single satoshi. IMHO — he didn’t sell for reasons that are technical and tactical. And there’s a silent predator on the horizon that makes those reasons look eerily prescient: quantum computers.
Let me break it down — blunt, loud, and unfiltered.
1) The basic technical nightmare: quantum vs classical crypto
Modern crypto — Bitcoin included — relies on asymmetric cryptography (ECDSA, secp256k1 for Bitcoin). Classical computers would need an impossible amount of time to derive a private key from a public key or an address. Quantum computers? They have algorithms (hello, Shor) that in theory can factor and solve discrete logs far faster. That means the math that keeps private keys secret could be broken once quantum hardware is powerful and stable enough.
Translation: if a full-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer becomes reality, addresses whose public keys are exposed — or addresses that are reused — could be at risk. A hacker with a quantum machine could derive the private key and sweep the funds.
2) Why Satoshi might’ve intentionally never moved his coins (IMHO)
Avoid exposure. In Bitcoin, once you spend from an address the public key is revealed on-chain. If you later reuse that address or the key is still relevant, it becomes an attractive target. Satoshi kept coins untouched — no public-key exposure, less attack surface.
A long-game safeguard. Hodling and silence buys time. If quantum becomes a serious threat, there’s time for the ecosystem to adapt (soft forks, new standards, rollouts).
Psychological/strategic bait. That fortune is both mythical and magnetic. If it ever moved, it would attract attention — not just from curious eyes, but from state actors and hackers. Keeping it still is the safest public posture.
Ethos. Satoshi may have wanted to avoid influencing markets or identity exposure. Not moving = keeping the experiment pure.
3) The “1 million BTC is BAIT” theory — yes, bait
Think like a hacker. One address with a massive balance is a target. If quantum-capable actors know that address has never had its public key revealed on-chain, it’s tempting to reverse-engineer possibilities, watch for slip-ups, or wait for weak points (like key reuse elsewhere). Leaving it untouched might actually be the safest option: you remove opportunities for exposure and keep adversaries guessing.
4) The industry is not asleep
Big players are waking up. Whether it’s @Ripple #XRP, @OndoFinance, or @undefined — the smart ones are talking about quantum risk. Why? Because:
Companies that custody assets or run oracle/signature systems have to plan for future risk.
Smart-contract ecosystems and cross-chain systems magnify the attack surface.
Post-quantum migration is non-trivial: you can’t flip a switch; you need standards, testing, and coordinated upgrades.
(Quick caveat: I’m not saying any of these companies are in panic mode. I’m saying they’re aware — which is the point.)
5) What actually makes addresses vulnerable — not magic, just math + metadata
Address reuse is the user error that leaks public keys and invites attack.
Spending reveals public keys. After spending, anyone watching the chain has the public key; a quantum attacker could target that key.
Key management practices (hot wallets, custodial exposure, poor randomness) multiply risk.
Quantum doesn't instantly make every wallet disappear — but it changes the threat model.
6) Defenses & mitigation (what we should be doing now)
Avoid address reuse. Always generate fresh addresses and prefer one-time addresses for payments.
Multi-sig & threshold signatures. Spreading control across keys increases the cost of attack.
Cold storage & air-gapped wallets. Keep long-term holdings offline and secure.
Layered crypto: post-quantum signatures and hybrid schemes. Many researchers recommend hybrid transactions that combine classical and post-quantum signatures during the transition.
Network-level planning. Coordinated protocol upgrades, standards for PQC (post-quantum cryptography), and clear migration paths.
Watch companies and custodians. Custodial services must announce PQC roadmaps and offer migration support.
7) The reality check
Right now (as of my take), large-scale practical quantum attacks aren’t happening. We don’t yet have fault-tolerant quantum machines with millions of qubits running Shor reliably at scale. But history teaches: when a capability moves from theory to practice, it can be fast and disruptive. Preparing ahead beats panic later.
8) Bottom line (and my hot take)
Satoshi keeping that wallet cold? Smart. Cryptographically cautious. Maybe even strategic. That million BTC sitting there is both a monument and a lure. If quantum-powered attackers ever become operational, exposed keys will be the low-hanging fruit. The crypto world needs to treat quantum as a real future adversary and move towards hybrid, post-quantum-safe systems now, not after the smoke.
If you care about the future of crypto security, stop reusing addresses, support PQC migration work, and pressure custodians to publish plans. Don’t be the low-hanging fruit.
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Watch my video for the deep dive — I show charts, analogies, and exactly how a quantum sweep could happen (step-by-step). If you want the TL;DR for sharing:
THIS is why Satoshi never sold. THE 1M BTC IS BAIT. #QuantumHacking is real-risk in the future. Companies like @Ripple #XRP , @Ondo Finance & @Chainlink are watching — and so should you.
Like, subscribe, and share if you want m
ore of this purple-pill crypto paranoia. #HACKING #Crypto #QuantumHacking 🔒🧠💣
Let me break it down — blunt, loud, and unfiltered.
1) The basic technical nightmare: quantum vs classical crypto
Modern crypto — Bitcoin included — relies on asymmetric cryptography (ECDSA, secp256k1 for Bitcoin). Classical computers would need an impossible amount of time to derive a private key from a public key or an address. Quantum computers? They have algorithms (hello, Shor) that in theory can factor and solve discrete logs far faster. That means the math that keeps private keys secret could be broken once quantum hardware is powerful and stable enough.
Translation: if a full-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer becomes reality, addresses whose public keys are exposed — or addresses that are reused — could be at risk. A hacker with a quantum machine could derive the private key and sweep the funds.
2) Why Satoshi might’ve intentionally never moved his coins (IMHO)
Avoid exposure. In Bitcoin, once you spend from an address the public key is revealed on-chain. If you later reuse that address or the key is still relevant, it becomes an attractive target. Satoshi kept coins untouched — no public-key exposure, less attack surface.
A long-game safeguard. Hodling and silence buys time. If quantum becomes a serious threat, there’s time for the ecosystem to adapt (soft forks, new standards, rollouts).
Psychological/strategic bait. That fortune is both mythical and magnetic. If it ever moved, it would attract attention — not just from curious eyes, but from state actors and hackers. Keeping it still is the safest public posture.
Ethos. Satoshi may have wanted to avoid influencing markets or identity exposure. Not moving = keeping the experiment pure.
3) The “1 million BTC is BAIT” theory — yes, bait
Think like a hacker. One address with a massive balance is a target. If quantum-capable actors know that address has never had its public key revealed on-chain, it’s tempting to reverse-engineer possibilities, watch for slip-ups, or wait for weak points (like key reuse elsewhere). Leaving it untouched might actually be the safest option: you remove opportunities for exposure and keep adversaries guessing.
4) The industry is not asleep
Big players are waking up. Whether it’s @Ripple #XRP, @OndoFinance, or @undefined — the smart ones are talking about quantum risk. Why? Because:
Companies that custody assets or run oracle/signature systems have to plan for future risk.
Smart-contract ecosystems and cross-chain systems magnify the attack surface.
Post-quantum migration is non-trivial: you can’t flip a switch; you need standards, testing, and coordinated upgrades.
(Quick caveat: I’m not saying any of these companies are in panic mode. I’m saying they’re aware — which is the point.)
5) What actually makes addresses vulnerable — not magic, just math + metadata
Address reuse is the user error that leaks public keys and invites attack.
Spending reveals public keys. After spending, anyone watching the chain has the public key; a quantum attacker could target that key.
Key management practices (hot wallets, custodial exposure, poor randomness) multiply risk.
Quantum doesn't instantly make every wallet disappear — but it changes the threat model.
6) Defenses & mitigation (what we should be doing now)
Avoid address reuse. Always generate fresh addresses and prefer one-time addresses for payments.
Multi-sig & threshold signatures. Spreading control across keys increases the cost of attack.
Cold storage & air-gapped wallets. Keep long-term holdings offline and secure.
Layered crypto: post-quantum signatures and hybrid schemes. Many researchers recommend hybrid transactions that combine classical and post-quantum signatures during the transition.
Network-level planning. Coordinated protocol upgrades, standards for PQC (post-quantum cryptography), and clear migration paths.
Watch companies and custodians. Custodial services must announce PQC roadmaps and offer migration support.
7) The reality check
Right now (as of my take), large-scale practical quantum attacks aren’t happening. We don’t yet have fault-tolerant quantum machines with millions of qubits running Shor reliably at scale. But history teaches: when a capability moves from theory to practice, it can be fast and disruptive. Preparing ahead beats panic later.
8) Bottom line (and my hot take)
Satoshi keeping that wallet cold? Smart. Cryptographically cautious. Maybe even strategic. That million BTC sitting there is both a monument and a lure. If quantum-powered attackers ever become operational, exposed keys will be the low-hanging fruit. The crypto world needs to treat quantum as a real future adversary and move towards hybrid, post-quantum-safe systems now, not after the smoke.
If you care about the future of crypto security, stop reusing addresses, support PQC migration work, and pressure custodians to publish plans. Don’t be the low-hanging fruit.
---
Watch my video for the deep dive — I show charts, analogies, and exactly how a quantum sweep could happen (step-by-step). If you want the TL;DR for sharing:
THIS is why Satoshi never sold. THE 1M BTC IS BAIT. #QuantumHacking is real-risk in the future. Companies like @Ripple #XRP , @Ondo Finance & @Chainlink are watching — and so should you.
Like, subscribe, and share if you want m
ore of this purple-pill crypto paranoia. #HACKING #Crypto #QuantumHacking 🔒🧠💣
Hackers stole $81 million worth of cryptocurrencies from the Orbit Chain platform
On New Year's Eve, the South Korean cryptocurrency platform Orbit Chain suffered a hacker attack, during which the attackers stole crypto assets worth more than $81 million.
The Orbit Chain team has confirmed that unauthorized access was gained to the decentralized Orbit Bridge on December 31st. Hackers removed ETH from the protocol, as well as stablecoins USDC and USDT. Orbit Chain said the platform has enlisted the help of the Korea National Police Agency and the Korea Internet and Security Agency (KISA) to investigate the cyberattack.
ChainLight, a company specializing in blockchain security, is also involved in the investigation. Analytics companies CertiK and PeckShield estimated the total losses of the protocol at $81.5 million, of which $30 million was in USDT and $10 million in USDC.
#UFO #hacking
On New Year's Eve, the South Korean cryptocurrency platform Orbit Chain suffered a hacker attack, during which the attackers stole crypto assets worth more than $81 million.
The Orbit Chain team has confirmed that unauthorized access was gained to the decentralized Orbit Bridge on December 31st. Hackers removed ETH from the protocol, as well as stablecoins USDC and USDT. Orbit Chain said the platform has enlisted the help of the Korea National Police Agency and the Korea Internet and Security Agency (KISA) to investigate the cyberattack.
ChainLight, a company specializing in blockchain security, is also involved in the investigation. Analytics companies CertiK and PeckShield estimated the total losses of the protocol at $81.5 million, of which $30 million was in USDT and $10 million in USDC.
#UFO #hacking
Crypto Crime Trends: Rising Threats and Increased Losse
The cryptocurrency space continues to attract both innovation and risk, with increasing concerns over cybersecurity. As digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum become more mainstream, they are also becoming prime targets for cybercriminals. In 2024, cryptocurrency hack losses have surged by 21%, reaching an eye-watering $2.2 billion, according to recent reports. This marks the fourth consecutive year where cryptocurrency-related crimes have caused massive financial losses.
The nature of these attacks is becoming more sophisticated. Cybercriminals now have access to advanced techniques to breach digital wallets, exchanges, and even decentralized platforms. These attacks often occur through phishing, ransomware, or exploiting vulnerabilities in smart contracts. The stolen funds are typically funneled through decentralized exchanges, making it difficult for authorities to trace the illicit movements.
As the crypto industry grows, so does the scale of the threat. The decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies, while offering benefits like privacy and security, also makes them vulnerable to misuse. Hackers can act with relative anonymity, moving stolen assets across borders in seconds, making the recovery of stolen funds incredibly challenging.
For investors and crypto enthusiasts, these rising threats highlight the need for robust security measures. Using hardware wallets, enabling multi-factor authentication, and choosing exchanges with strong security protocols are essential steps to protect digital assets from cyberattacks. Additionally, vigilance in monitoring accounts for suspicious activity is critical to preventing significant losses.
The rise in cybercrime also underscores the importance of regulatory oversight and institutional partnerships to strengthen security frameworks across the cryptocurrency ecosystem. As the industry matures, ensuring that platforms and users adhere to the highest security standards will be crucial to combatting the growing threat of digital crime.
#BTCNextMove #Hacking
The cryptocurrency space continues to attract both innovation and risk, with increasing concerns over cybersecurity. As digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum become more mainstream, they are also becoming prime targets for cybercriminals. In 2024, cryptocurrency hack losses have surged by 21%, reaching an eye-watering $2.2 billion, according to recent reports. This marks the fourth consecutive year where cryptocurrency-related crimes have caused massive financial losses.
The nature of these attacks is becoming more sophisticated. Cybercriminals now have access to advanced techniques to breach digital wallets, exchanges, and even decentralized platforms. These attacks often occur through phishing, ransomware, or exploiting vulnerabilities in smart contracts. The stolen funds are typically funneled through decentralized exchanges, making it difficult for authorities to trace the illicit movements.
As the crypto industry grows, so does the scale of the threat. The decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies, while offering benefits like privacy and security, also makes them vulnerable to misuse. Hackers can act with relative anonymity, moving stolen assets across borders in seconds, making the recovery of stolen funds incredibly challenging.
For investors and crypto enthusiasts, these rising threats highlight the need for robust security measures. Using hardware wallets, enabling multi-factor authentication, and choosing exchanges with strong security protocols are essential steps to protect digital assets from cyberattacks. Additionally, vigilance in monitoring accounts for suspicious activity is critical to preventing significant losses.
The rise in cybercrime also underscores the importance of regulatory oversight and institutional partnerships to strengthen security frameworks across the cryptocurrency ecosystem. As the industry matures, ensuring that platforms and users adhere to the highest security standards will be crucial to combatting the growing threat of digital crime.
#BTCNextMove #Hacking
Bybit Hacked: Over $1.46 Billion in Ethereum Stolen
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has suffered what could be the largest hack in digital currency history, with $1.46 billion in Ethereum (ETH) being withdrawn from hot wallets. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou confirmed the hack via social media, saying that the hacker had taken control of a specific ETH cold wallet and transferred its entire contents to an unknown address.
Suspicions of a hack were raised when blockchain data showed a massive transfer of 401,346 ETH, worth approximately $1.13 billion, from a Bybit hot wallet to an unknown wallet. Not only did this transfer raise alarms about a possible hack, it also impacted the market price of Ethereum, which fell more than 4% after the stolen funds began to be liquidated.
Zhou assured users that despite the hack, all other cold wallets remain safe and withdrawals are working normally.
The method used in the Bybit hack is very similar to techniques used in previous major hacks, such as the WazirX and Radiant Capital hacks in 2024.
$ETH
#взлом #bybit #hacking
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has suffered what could be the largest hack in digital currency history, with $1.46 billion in Ethereum (ETH) being withdrawn from hot wallets. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou confirmed the hack via social media, saying that the hacker had taken control of a specific ETH cold wallet and transferred its entire contents to an unknown address.
Suspicions of a hack were raised when blockchain data showed a massive transfer of 401,346 ETH, worth approximately $1.13 billion, from a Bybit hot wallet to an unknown wallet. Not only did this transfer raise alarms about a possible hack, it also impacted the market price of Ethereum, which fell more than 4% after the stolen funds began to be liquidated.
Zhou assured users that despite the hack, all other cold wallets remain safe and withdrawals are working normally.
The method used in the Bybit hack is very similar to techniques used in previous major hacks, such as the WazirX and Radiant Capital hacks in 2024.
$ETH
#взлом #bybit #hacking
#brekingnews #hacking #cryptouniverseofficial Breaking News: Notorious North Korean Hacker Park Jin Hyok Arrested in International Cybercrime Crackdown
In a dramatic turn of events, authorities have arrested Park Jin Hyok, the infamous North Korean hacker wanted by the FBI for some of the most devastating cyberattacks in history. Park, allegedly a key member of the state-sponsored Lazarus Group, was captured in a top-secret international sting operation conducted by U.S. intelligence agencies in collaboration with South Korean and European law enforcement.
According to official sources, Park was apprehended in an undisclosed Southeast Asian country, where he had been hiding under a false identity. Reports indicate that investigators had been tracking his digital footprint for years, tracing illicit financial transactions linked to cyber fraud, ransomware attacks, and cryptocurrency thefts.
Park is accused of orchestrating the 2014 Sony Pictures hack, which exposed internal company data, and the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack, which crippled computer systems worldwide, including hospitals, banks, and major corporations. U.S. authorities believe he played a significant role in laundering millions of dollars through cyber heists, funding North Korea’s illicit activities.
“This arrest marks a major milestone in the global fight against cybercrime,” said a spokesperson for the FBI’s Cyber Division. “We have dismantled a critical link in North Korea’s hacking infrastructure.”
Park is currently being extradited to the United States, where he faces multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and computer-related fraud. Experts say this could lead to further revelations about North Korea’s cyber warfare operations.
Authorities are now intensifying efforts to locate other members of the Lazarus Group, with cybersecurity agencies warning of potential retaliatory attacks. More updates will follow as investigations continue.
In a dramatic turn of events, authorities have arrested Park Jin Hyok, the infamous North Korean hacker wanted by the FBI for some of the most devastating cyberattacks in history. Park, allegedly a key member of the state-sponsored Lazarus Group, was captured in a top-secret international sting operation conducted by U.S. intelligence agencies in collaboration with South Korean and European law enforcement.
According to official sources, Park was apprehended in an undisclosed Southeast Asian country, where he had been hiding under a false identity. Reports indicate that investigators had been tracking his digital footprint for years, tracing illicit financial transactions linked to cyber fraud, ransomware attacks, and cryptocurrency thefts.
Park is accused of orchestrating the 2014 Sony Pictures hack, which exposed internal company data, and the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack, which crippled computer systems worldwide, including hospitals, banks, and major corporations. U.S. authorities believe he played a significant role in laundering millions of dollars through cyber heists, funding North Korea’s illicit activities.
“This arrest marks a major milestone in the global fight against cybercrime,” said a spokesperson for the FBI’s Cyber Division. “We have dismantled a critical link in North Korea’s hacking infrastructure.”
Park is currently being extradited to the United States, where he faces multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and computer-related fraud. Experts say this could lead to further revelations about North Korea’s cyber warfare operations.
Authorities are now intensifying efforts to locate other members of the Lazarus Group, with cybersecurity agencies warning of potential retaliatory attacks. More updates will follow as investigations continue.
@defioasis explains that the #Eigenpie ($EGP ) IDO presents a compelling investment opportunity with several advantages, including a low public sale FDV of $6 million and a #TVL exceeding $1 billion, which suggests significant upside potential compared to similar projects like #Magpie . With a short timeline featuring a 100% unlock at TGE and confirmed listings on #Bitget , KuCoin, and Bybit around the 25th, the project has also secured strong backing from notable investors like the @Arbitrum Foundation and @PancakeSwap . Furthermore, the public sale offers full refunds, with a total investment of $1.03 million ongoing until the 24th. However, potential risks include decreased investor confidence stemming from a previous #hacking incident involving Magpie's Penpie subDAO, as well as possible market fatigue due to ongoing projects. Overall, while EigenPie has attractive features, thorough research (DYOR) is crucial to navigate the associated risks.
*🚨⚠️🚨KyberSwap Hacker Resurfaces: $5.83M Transferred ⚡️*
$BTC $NOT $BNB 🌏⤴️🪙
*Key Developments 📊*
1. Hacker's Return: After 7 months of inactivity, the KyberSwap hacker resurfaced 🤖.
2. Recent Transfer: 2200 ETH ($5.83M) transferred to Tornado Cash 💸.
3. Previous Heist: $48.3M stolen across multiple networks (Arbitrum, Optimism, Ethereum, Polygon, Base) 📈.
*Laundering Efforts 🚮*
1. Total Laundered: 7200 ETH ($17.23M) through a mixer 📊.
2. Remaining Balance: 12,306 ETH ($32.2M) across 16 addresses 💰.
*Timeline 📆*
1. November 23, 2023: Kyber network exploited 🔥.
2. Today: Hacker resurfaced, transferring $5.83M 📈.
*Implications 🤔*
1. Security Concerns: Renewed focus on decentralized finance (DeFi) security 🔒.
2. Money Laundering: Increased scrutiny on cryptocurrency mixers 🚨.
*Expert Insights 💡*
"DeFi security requires constant vigilance."
"Money laundering prevention is crucial."
*Conclusion 🤝*
The KyberSwap hacker's return highlights ongoing DeFi security risks. Platforms and authorities must intensify efforts to prevent cryptocurrency crimes.
#CryptocurrencySecurity #DefiMonеy #hacking #CPI_BTC_Watch
$BTC $NOT $BNB 🌏⤴️🪙
*Key Developments 📊*
1. Hacker's Return: After 7 months of inactivity, the KyberSwap hacker resurfaced 🤖.
2. Recent Transfer: 2200 ETH ($5.83M) transferred to Tornado Cash 💸.
3. Previous Heist: $48.3M stolen across multiple networks (Arbitrum, Optimism, Ethereum, Polygon, Base) 📈.
*Laundering Efforts 🚮*
1. Total Laundered: 7200 ETH ($17.23M) through a mixer 📊.
2. Remaining Balance: 12,306 ETH ($32.2M) across 16 addresses 💰.
*Timeline 📆*
1. November 23, 2023: Kyber network exploited 🔥.
2. Today: Hacker resurfaced, transferring $5.83M 📈.
*Implications 🤔*
1. Security Concerns: Renewed focus on decentralized finance (DeFi) security 🔒.
2. Money Laundering: Increased scrutiny on cryptocurrency mixers 🚨.
*Expert Insights 💡*
"DeFi security requires constant vigilance."
"Money laundering prevention is crucial."
*Conclusion 🤝*
The KyberSwap hacker's return highlights ongoing DeFi security risks. Platforms and authorities must intensify efforts to prevent cryptocurrency crimes.
#CryptocurrencySecurity #DefiMonеy #hacking #CPI_BTC_Watch
On February 21, 2025, the cryptocurrency exchange Bybit suffered a hack, resulting in the theft of $1.5 billion in tokens. Hackers stole 400,000 Ethereum from a cold wallet, exploiting a vulnerability in smart contracts.
Bybit assures that users' worlds are safe and is working with blockchain experts to intervene and investigate. This is one of the largest thefts in the history of cryptocurrencies.#whatdo you think? Could Bybit handle this?
#Bybit#SicurezzaCrypto #Hacking #Ethereum#
Bybit assures that users' worlds are safe and is working with blockchain experts to intervene and investigate. This is one of the largest thefts in the history of cryptocurrencies.#whatdo you think? Could Bybit handle this?
#Bybit#SicurezzaCrypto #Hacking #Ethereum#
✅ The S&P 500 is treading water, $BTC is undergoing a correction, but buyers are still trying to defend the key level of $58k 🕯
Monday news:
✔️ Retail sales and industrial production data from China showed an economic slowdown
✔️ The government of Bhutan holds $780 million worth of BTC, earned through mining
✔️ The Dow Jones stock index reached a new high of $41,558 💵
✔️ Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 have dropped by 12.7% compared to the iPhone 15
✔️ Binance warned of a potential threat to user accounts due to malware called Clipper
✔️ A whale with a balance of 16,636 $ETH, bought in 2016 for $87,135, sold 350 ETH today 🤑
✔️ Hackers got a job at the Delta Prime protocol and withdrew $7 million
✔️ Research: In 2024, cryptocurrency donations for elections in the US will total $190 million
#BTC #DowJones #ETH #hacking
Monday news:
✔️ Retail sales and industrial production data from China showed an economic slowdown
✔️ The government of Bhutan holds $780 million worth of BTC, earned through mining
✔️ The Dow Jones stock index reached a new high of $41,558 💵
✔️ Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 have dropped by 12.7% compared to the iPhone 15
✔️ Binance warned of a potential threat to user accounts due to malware called Clipper
✔️ A whale with a balance of 16,636 $ETH, bought in 2016 for $87,135, sold 350 ETH today 🤑
✔️ Hackers got a job at the Delta Prime protocol and withdrew $7 million
✔️ Research: In 2024, cryptocurrency donations for elections in the US will total $190 million
#BTC #DowJones #ETH #hacking
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