— Derivatives, dYdX
dYdX claimed ‘no vulnerabilities,’ was compromised two weeks later
Decentralized derivatives exchange dYdX announced that its v3 website was compromised. It claims, however, that this does not affect the v4.
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— Derivatives, dYdX
Decentralized derivatives exchange dYdX announced that its v3 website was compromised. It claims, however, that this does not affect the v4.
As well as admitting the error, the white hat requests that Rho Markets suggest what it's going to do to prevent it from happening again.
The WazirX hacker — likely the Korean Lazarus Group — reportedly compromised authorized addresses directly or via social engineering.
WazirX was hacked on July 18 and funds, including $100 million worth of SHIB and $52 million in ETH have reportedly already been sold.
DeFi darlings Dough Finance, Ethena, and Minterest were hit by major incidents last weekend proving again that the sector can be a minefield.
AT&T revealed that the data of "nearly all" of its 109 million AT&T Wireless customers was stolen by the ShinyHunters group in April.
The technique, known as a 'front-end' attack is a relatively common vector for crypto hackers and has impacted multiple projects in the past.
The cause of the Bittensor hack isn't confirmed by the Opentensor Foundation but on-chain investigator ZachXBT suspects a private key leak.
CertiK is accused of soliciting serious vulnerabilities through unofficial bug bounties on its affiliated 'OpenBounty' platform.
Crypto audit firm CertiK reportedly spent five days gaming Kraken's systems before alerting it, according to statements from both companies.