黑客入侵
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In May this year, there were about 30 hacking incidents in the cryptocurrency field, resulting in a loss of about $574.6 million, of which hackers made a profit of about $385 million. This is about 666% more than in April 2024.
Cases:
DMMBitcoin: $305 million
GALAGames: $212 million (hackers made a profit of $22.4 million, which has been recovered)
SonneFinance: $20 million
Coinbase account loss: $18 million
Whale theft loss: $8.2 million
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Cases:
DMMBitcoin: $305 million
GALAGames: $212 million (hackers made a profit of $22.4 million, which has been recovered)
SonneFinance: $20 million
Coinbase account loss: $18 million
Whale theft loss: $8.2 million
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The most incredible hacking incident I have seen since I entered the circle for so many years
Just saw a friend expose a theft incident. The hacker directly used the social engineering data he bought to make a fake ID card, and then used AI to generate a fake head portrait video, deceived Okx's manual review, reset all the verification information, and stole more than 3 million dollars!
This is simply incredible, just like the plot in the movie, too f*cking scary😱
The victim should have a lot of information leaked, KYC information, account ID, email, etc., have all been leaked.
The only way to deal with it now is to protect your privacy and try not to show off your wealth in a high-profile manner. After all, it is not easy to make money in all walks of life this year, and the hostility is very strong. As long as I look like a poor guy, the hacker will be too lazy to make a fake ID for me, right?
BTW, I also have to remind all exchanges that in the future, sensitive operations such as password retrieval and 2FA reset must be added with KYC-like facial recognition, and manual review is not allowed.
#黑客攻击 #AI板块强势进击 #黑客入侵
Just saw a friend expose a theft incident. The hacker directly used the social engineering data he bought to make a fake ID card, and then used AI to generate a fake head portrait video, deceived Okx's manual review, reset all the verification information, and stole more than 3 million dollars!
This is simply incredible, just like the plot in the movie, too f*cking scary😱
The victim should have a lot of information leaked, KYC information, account ID, email, etc., have all been leaked.
The only way to deal with it now is to protect your privacy and try not to show off your wealth in a high-profile manner. After all, it is not easy to make money in all walks of life this year, and the hostility is very strong. As long as I look like a poor guy, the hacker will be too lazy to make a fake ID for me, right?
BTW, I also have to remind all exchanges that in the future, sensitive operations such as password retrieval and 2FA reset must be added with KYC-like facial recognition, and manual review is not allowed.
#黑客攻击 #AI板块强势进击 #黑客入侵
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We suggest you pay attention to safety:
1. Isolation - create a separate chrome user to log in to DAPP, do not install plug-ins; 2. Clear - for APPs involving funds, remember to log out in time after logging in to the webpage, do not be lazy and use cookies to hang online because you need to enter the password!
3. Traceless - open the webpage in the incognito mode and disable any plug-ins;
4. Privacy - a separate computer for fund operations, it is best to use an Apple phone for transactions, this is still very secure; 5. Permissions - for those involving fund permissions, set it to log out immediately after a few minutes (many traditional banking software do this)
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1. Isolation - create a separate chrome user to log in to DAPP, do not install plug-ins; 2. Clear - for APPs involving funds, remember to log out in time after logging in to the webpage, do not be lazy and use cookies to hang online because you need to enter the password!
3. Traceless - open the webpage in the incognito mode and disable any plug-ins;
4. Privacy - a separate computer for fund operations, it is best to use an Apple phone for transactions, this is still very secure; 5. Permissions - for those involving fund permissions, set it to log out immediately after a few minutes (many traditional banking software do this)
#黑客入侵 #被盗资金
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Why are cryptocurrency hacks common?
Cryptocurrency is still in its infancy. The technology being used is relatively new and highly sophisticated. Therefore, it leaves room for infiltration by skilled hackers. Most often, cryptocurrency exchanges are the target of cryptocurrency hackers. The reason for this is that they hold the cryptocurrency of investors who purchased the tokens through exchanges.
For example, if you buy Bitcoin (BTC) through Coinbase and keep it in your Coinbase account, it is in one of their digital wallets - not your own. The vast majority of investors keep all or part of their cryptocurrency portfolio on exchanges.
However, individuals can take steps to protect themselves from hackers by transferring their cryptocurrency to digital wallets and retaining control of their private keys.
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Cryptocurrency is still in its infancy. The technology being used is relatively new and highly sophisticated. Therefore, it leaves room for infiltration by skilled hackers. Most often, cryptocurrency exchanges are the target of cryptocurrency hackers. The reason for this is that they hold the cryptocurrency of investors who purchased the tokens through exchanges.
For example, if you buy Bitcoin (BTC) through Coinbase and keep it in your Coinbase account, it is in one of their digital wallets - not your own. The vast majority of investors keep all or part of their cryptocurrency portfolio on exchanges.
However, individuals can take steps to protect themselves from hackers by transferring their cryptocurrency to digital wallets and retaining control of their private keys.
#学习记录 #黑客入侵
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Caitlyn Jenner promotes Meme token, sparking controversy as community questions its authenticity
Some users suspected that Caitlyn Jenner’s X account had been hacked based on some of her videos and tweets promoting a new meme token.
Caitlyn Jenner, a well-known American media personality and former Olympic gold medalist, recently promoted a new type of meme token on her account X. The token, called $JENNER, was issued on the Solana-based decentralized exchange (DEX) Pump.fun.
Despite skepticism from some crypto community members on X, the meme token has already absorbed more than $24 million in market capitalization, according to on-chain analytics platform DEX Screener.
Caitlyn Jenner, a well-known American media personality and former Olympic gold medalist, recently promoted a new type of meme token on her account X. The token, called $JENNER, was issued on the Solana-based decentralized exchange (DEX) Pump.fun.
Despite skepticism from some crypto community members on X, the meme token has already absorbed more than $24 million in market capitalization, according to on-chain analytics platform DEX Screener.
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Shocking!
Two Russian hackers stole $6.2 million in cryptocurrency in the Philippines!
😱 The Philippine Department of Justice shocked the world by revealing that two Russian citizens were accused of stealing $6.2 million (about 340 million PHP) worth of XRP from the local crypto exchange Coins.ph! It's a crime case straight out of a movie!
🚨 The suspects Avdeev and Yaschuck, who were consultants to Coins.ph, used their in-depth knowledge of the company's system to successfully hack into and steal 12.2 million XRP! Attorney General Remulla said, "The Department of Justice has a responsibility to ensure that the rule of law is maintained in cyberspace."
💰 It is reported that Avdeev faces 23 cybercrime charges, while Yaschuck faces three charges, with bail of 120,000 Philippine pesos each. The suspects attempted to launder money through multiple crypto platforms to conceal the source of funds.
⚠️ This case once again sounded the alarm for cybersecurity, especially on cryptocurrency platforms, where advanced security protocols are essential! In the second quarter of this year, similar cryptocurrency thefts have already lost more than $629 million!
#黑客入侵 #加密货币盗窃 #菲律宾 #BTC下跌分析 #安全 $BTC $ETH $BNB
Two Russian hackers stole $6.2 million in cryptocurrency in the Philippines!
😱 The Philippine Department of Justice shocked the world by revealing that two Russian citizens were accused of stealing $6.2 million (about 340 million PHP) worth of XRP from the local crypto exchange Coins.ph! It's a crime case straight out of a movie!
🚨 The suspects Avdeev and Yaschuck, who were consultants to Coins.ph, used their in-depth knowledge of the company's system to successfully hack into and steal 12.2 million XRP! Attorney General Remulla said, "The Department of Justice has a responsibility to ensure that the rule of law is maintained in cyberspace."
💰 It is reported that Avdeev faces 23 cybercrime charges, while Yaschuck faces three charges, with bail of 120,000 Philippine pesos each. The suspects attempted to launder money through multiple crypto platforms to conceal the source of funds.
⚠️ This case once again sounded the alarm for cybersecurity, especially on cryptocurrency platforms, where advanced security protocols are essential! In the second quarter of this year, similar cryptocurrency thefts have already lost more than $629 million!
#黑客入侵 #加密货币盗窃 #菲律宾 #BTC下跌分析 #安全 $BTC $ETH $BNB
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Who are some famous hackers? It feels so cool!!
1 Yevgeny M. Bogachev
Against the sky index: ★★★★★
Reward: $3 million (highest in FBI history)
Life story: As the top name on the FBI list, the leader of the hacker world - the leading Russian hacker, Bogachev, born in 1983, developed a program called GameOver ZeuS more than ten years ago, which can bypass bank security measures and copy bank card numbers and passwords. The accounts emptied by him amounted to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Bogachev and his ex-wife. He also hacked into the private accounts of many female stars and published private photos of Emma Watson. At most, one million personal computers, including those of government officials and civilians, were under his control.
Against the sky index: ★★★★★
Reward: $3 million (highest in FBI history)
Life story: As the top name on the FBI list, the leader of the hacker world - the leading Russian hacker, Bogachev, born in 1983, developed a program called GameOver ZeuS more than ten years ago, which can bypass bank security measures and copy bank card numbers and passwords. The accounts emptied by him amounted to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Bogachev and his ex-wife. He also hacked into the private accounts of many female stars and published private photos of Emma Watson. At most, one million personal computers, including those of government officials and civilians, were under his control.