The year’s second-largest XRP hack is spilling over to Bitcoin and Ethereum
Compromised keys from D’CENT crypto wallets allowed hackers to hack over $18M in XRP and reach Stellar, Ethereum, and other blockchains.
Compromised keys from D’CENT crypto wallets allowed hackers to hack over $18M in XRP and reach Stellar, Ethereum, and other blockchains.
Following an August exploit, on top of 2022’s bridge hack, Harmony has decided it might be safer over on Ethereum mainnet.
It’s been 11 years since the Ethereum Genesis Block and many of its founders have largely moved on from cryptocurrency.
Over a half dozen Ethereum Foundation workers announced resignations amid a bizarrely worded, Milady-inspired, board-approved Mandate.
Recent years have seen bridge exploits mostly replaced by a focus on complex social engineering and supply-chain compromises.