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North Korean hackers suspected of $300 million crypto heistA massive $300 million cryptocurrency heist, the year's largest, has been attributed to North Korea's notorious Lazarus Group. This sophist...- Mid-year update: Crypto thefts top $2.17 billion in 2025, shows dataCrypto thefts in 2025 have already surpassed $2.17 billion, with the $1.5 billion ByBit hack leading losses, according to Chainalysis. The ...
- Before CoinDCX: Major crypto platform hacks in recent timesCoinDCX suffered a cyberattack in the early hours of Saturday. The cyberattack on the Indian cryptocurrency exchange came as the total mark...
- How Trump's crypto business partners left their old clients in the lurchJonathan Lopez lost $1 million in Dough Finance due to a hack. Dough's founders, Chase Herro and Zak Folkman, then launched World Liberty F...
- Coinbase expects up to $400 million hit from cyber attackCoinbase said a cyber attack exposed account data, including names, addresses and emails, for a "small subset" of users. The exchange expec...
- Bybit $1.5 billion stolen: Here’s how the biggest crypto heist took placeCryptocurrency exchange Bybit lost around $1.5 billion to hackers in February this year. Recently, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI...
- Bitcoin set for biggest weekly fall since FTX collapse in 2022Bitcoin typically trades loosely in line with assets like tech stocks that rise when investors are optimistic about economic growth. The te...
- Crypto bloodbath as Bitcoin, Etherum, Solana get hammered: What's fueling the meltdown? Here's the breakdownThe crypto market is experiencing a harsh bear market, down by more than $810 billion in value. Solana, Ethereum, and Bitcoin have fallen c...
- Bitcoin’s ups and downs under Trump 2.0Bitcoin was trading at $89,000 when Wall Street opened on February 25, a significant drop from its $106,000 level at Trump's inauguration. ...
- 2024 Year in Review: Controversies that riddled the startup ecosystemAccusations of financial mismanagement, corporate governance failings, and data privacy concerns brought several startups into the spotligh...
- LastPass admits 'attackers have users' passwords', all details insidePassword locker Lastpass warns customers to change their passwords of all important websites to protect their access from hackers who have ...
- Crypto hackers set for record year after looting over $3 billionAt least $718 million has been stolen so far in October alone, taking the gross tally for the year past $3 billion and putting 2022 on cour...
- Crypto and gaming collide in high-risk 'play-to-earn' economiesDangers of this speculative ecosystem, and the largely unregulated crypto gaming industry, were brought into sudden focus last week when Ax...
- Hackers steal over $600 mn in major crypto heistRonin Network said the attack targeting its blockchain netted 173,600 ether and $25.5 million worth of stablecoin, a digital asset pegged t...
- Jump Trading replaces stolen Wormhole funds after $320 mln crypto hackWormhole, an online platform that allows the transfer of information across crypto networks, said on Wednesday it had been "exploited" for ...
- Top cryptocurrency prices today: Polkadot, Doge decline; Binance Coin gains 6%The global crypto market cap hovered near the $2.15 trillion mark, declining marginally compared to the last day. However, the total crypto...
- Top cryptocurrency prices today: Dogecoin, Ethereum decline; Cardano gains 6%The global crypto market cap jumped to $1.9 trillion, about 2 per cent lower compared to the last day. Also, the total crypto market volume...
- 'White hat' hacker returns most of $600 mn crypto tokens taken: Poly NetworkThe platform, which was little known before Tuesday's heist, declared the hacker on Twitter as a "white hat," referring to ethical hackers ...
- Hackers return $260 mn to cryptocurrency platform after massive theftPoly Network, a decentralised finance platform that facilitates peer-to-peer transactions, said on Twitter that $260 million of the stolen ...
- Not just the phone browser, your TV and smart fridge might be mining bitcoin for criminals tooCrypto-jacking is not done only by installing malicious software, but can also affect users visiting a website.
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