Bounce Finance hit with DDoS attack during public token sale
The Bounce Finance hack happened during the public sale of BitStable’s BSSB token and saw an unauthorized party acquiring most of the supply.
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The Bounce Finance hack happened during the public sale of BitStable’s BSSB token and saw an unauthorized party acquiring most of the supply.
Due to the poorly policed programmability of Binance Smart Chain, EtherHiding can serve devastating code directly from the blockchain.
OpenSea cautioned that existing keys will expire in October but added that new keys will “have the same permissions and rate limits.”
According to Cyvers and Peckshield, around 6,000 ether and $5.9M in stablecoins were transferred in a number of “suspicious transactions.”
Researchers warned that security could be reduced so severely that a powerful gaming PC could brute-force the seeds in less than a day.
Curve reportedly sent the hacker a message telling them they could keep 10% of the stolen funds if they returned the rest.
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According to a source, hackers created their own mail keys and used them to access AT&T customers' crypto exchange accounts.
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