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🚨 Bybit hack of $1.5 billion: the thieves have been found!
💰 On February 21, 2025, hackers stole 401,000 Ethereum (~$1.5 billion) from Bybit's cold wallet. This is the largest hack in the crypto industry!
🔍 How did this happen?
Hackers compromised Bybit's offline wallet during the transfer of funds to a hot wallet. The cryptocurrency was quickly withdrawn to unknown addresses and began to move.
🔍 How did this happen?
Hackers compromised Bybit's offline wallet during the transfer of funds to a hot wallet. The cryptocurrency was quickly withdrawn to unknown addresses and began to move.
🚨 Breaking News: Bybit Hacker Caught! 🚨
The infamous North Korean hacking group "Lazarus" has been identified as the mastermind behind the $1.5 billion Bybit hack! 🔥
Arkham Intelligence has traced the stolen funds back to Lazarus Group, a notorious cybercrime syndicate linked to the North Korean government. They have been looting the crypto world since 2009!
💰 Another billion-dollar crypto heist exposed!
😱 How do these hackers keep getting away?
⚡ Is your crypto safe from such attacks?
👉 Drop your thoughts in the comments!
#Hacker #Bitcoin #Bitcoin #Security #Blockchain
The infamous North Korean hacking group "Lazarus" has been identified as the mastermind behind the $1.5 billion Bybit hack! 🔥
Arkham Intelligence has traced the stolen funds back to Lazarus Group, a notorious cybercrime syndicate linked to the North Korean government. They have been looting the crypto world since 2009!
💰 Another billion-dollar crypto heist exposed!
😱 How do these hackers keep getting away?
⚡ Is your crypto safe from such attacks?
👉 Drop your thoughts in the comments!
#Hacker #Bitcoin #Bitcoin #Security #Blockchain
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#who is Ying cracker?
Speaking of the world of female hackers, Ying Cracker can be considered as the professor who gave students their first chance to experience this unique field.
Often referring to herself as an educator, Ying Cracker is a Shanghai resident and believes that hacking is a useful skill that can be learned by anyone. That is why she has published several publications that teach the basic skills of hacking. Generally aimed at a younger audience, Cracker helps students with information such as how to change their IP address or even scramble their personal passwords. Initially known on message boards for her looks, Ying Cracker has been determined to convince the world that female hackers can make a significant contribution to this field.
As her main source of income, she now offers free courses as well as custom-made software for private and public organizations looking to protect their sensitive data. She also offers paid courses for those who want to go beyond the basics of hacking and into advanced software development.
#Hacker $BTC
Speaking of the world of female hackers, Ying Cracker can be considered as the professor who gave students their first chance to experience this unique field.
Often referring to herself as an educator, Ying Cracker is a Shanghai resident and believes that hacking is a useful skill that can be learned by anyone. That is why she has published several publications that teach the basic skills of hacking. Generally aimed at a younger audience, Cracker helps students with information such as how to change their IP address or even scramble their personal passwords. Initially known on message boards for her looks, Ying Cracker has been determined to convince the world that female hackers can make a significant contribution to this field.
As her main source of income, she now offers free courses as well as custom-made software for private and public organizations looking to protect their sensitive data. She also offers paid courses for those who want to go beyond the basics of hacking and into advanced software development.
#Hacker $BTC
#BybitSecurityBreach
🚨🔥😱Bybit recently suffered a sophisticated hack where a hacker strategically planted a malicious contract days in advance, tricked the multi-signature system, and injected a hidden backdoor using a DELEGATECALL exploit. This backdoor allowed the hacker to drain Bybit’s hot wallet in a single move, stealing large amounts of crypto assets. Traders should stay alert, as such breaches often cause market volatility—potentially leading to sharp price swings. With BTC steady at $96,500 (+0.27%) and ETH surging 3.01% to $2,753.23, traders should watch for dips or panic sell-offs, which could present buying opportunities. Risk management is crucial—consider diversifying assets and using cold storage for long-term holdings.
#BybitSecurityBreach #Hacker #HackerAlert
🚨🔥😱Bybit recently suffered a sophisticated hack where a hacker strategically planted a malicious contract days in advance, tricked the multi-signature system, and injected a hidden backdoor using a DELEGATECALL exploit. This backdoor allowed the hacker to drain Bybit’s hot wallet in a single move, stealing large amounts of crypto assets. Traders should stay alert, as such breaches often cause market volatility—potentially leading to sharp price swings. With BTC steady at $96,500 (+0.27%) and ETH surging 3.01% to $2,753.23, traders should watch for dips or panic sell-offs, which could present buying opportunities. Risk management is crucial—consider diversifying assets and using cold storage for long-term holdings.
#BybitSecurityBreach #Hacker #HackerAlert
Recap on the Bybit hack 🔥
> Above $1bn in ETH was hacked from a Bybit hot wallet
This could have been a very bad day for crypo, but...
> Ben Zhou (CEO of Bybit) jumped in, even went on a 90 minutes live stream to assure us, that all customer funds are save, no matter if they manage to get hacked funds back or not!
This is the strong leadership of a CEO!
Thank you Ben 👏
Speaking about strong, it's not about how much you yap, but more about how relevant it is.
It's also written in the whitepaper of Kaito that it's about attention!
Yesterday Ben Zhou got a lot of attention earning him 2'287 yaps in just 24 hours.
Take notes and learn from this.
One more note...
> ZachXBT has submitted definitive proof that this attack on Bybit was performed by the LAZARUS GROUP and got a 50k bounty by Arkham for that!
GG Goat! #Bybit #Hacker #Multisig #BybitSecurityBreach #BinanceAirdropAlert
This could have been a very bad day for crypo, but...
> Ben Zhou (CEO of Bybit) jumped in, even went on a 90 minutes live stream to assure us, that all customer funds are save, no matter if they manage to get hacked funds back or not!
This is the strong leadership of a CEO!
Thank you Ben 👏
Speaking about strong, it's not about how much you yap, but more about how relevant it is.
It's also written in the whitepaper of Kaito that it's about attention!
Yesterday Ben Zhou got a lot of attention earning him 2'287 yaps in just 24 hours.
Take notes and learn from this.
One more note...
> ZachXBT has submitted definitive proof that this attack on Bybit was performed by the LAZARUS GROUP and got a 50k bounty by Arkham for that!
GG Goat! #Bybit #Hacker #Multisig #BybitSecurityBreach #BinanceAirdropAlert
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Following yesterday's cryptocurrency crash caused by the news of the Bybit hack, the market is attempting a technical rebound. Historically, the market has always shown the ability to absorb various cyber attacks. 🙃
Bybit is currently searching for wallets to recover the stolen ETH, a complex task given the operating mode of the NK collective, which is responsible for this sophisticated attack.
Bitcoin is trying to stay above 95k, where it has been consolidating an interesting structure for a few months (93-98k range).
Yesterday it even attempted to break above 99k, but this collapse was unwanted. 🤔
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Bybit is currently searching for wallets to recover the stolen ETH, a complex task given the operating mode of the NK collective, which is responsible for this sophisticated attack.
Bitcoin is trying to stay above 95k, where it has been consolidating an interesting structure for a few months (93-98k range).
Yesterday it even attempted to break above 99k, but this collapse was unwanted. 🤔
$ETH
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[Morning News | Overview of important developments on the night of February 22] 21:00-7:00
Keywords: #bybit , #Hacker , #ETH , #USDC
1. In the past 12 hours, the entire network has liquidated $410 million;
2. Data: The total amount of money flowing out of Bybit today, including hackers' money, is $2.235 billion;
3. The three major US stock indexes all closed down;
4. In the past two hours, USDC Treasury has minted more than 840 million USDC;
5. Binance and Bitget have sent more than 50,000 ETH to Bybit's cold wallet;
6.Arkham: ZachXBT Submits Evidence Confirming That Bybit Hacker Is North Korea's Lazarus Group;
7. Franklin Clinton Officially Files S-1 for Solana Spot ETF;
8. Coinbase Disburses $50 Million After US SEC Drops Lawsuit.
Keywords: #bybit , #Hacker , #ETH , #USDC
1. In the past 12 hours, the entire network has liquidated $410 million;
2. Data: The total amount of money flowing out of Bybit today, including hackers' money, is $2.235 billion;
3. The three major US stock indexes all closed down;
4. In the past two hours, USDC Treasury has minted more than 840 million USDC;
5. Binance and Bitget have sent more than 50,000 ETH to Bybit's cold wallet;
6.Arkham: ZachXBT Submits Evidence Confirming That Bybit Hacker Is North Korea's Lazarus Group;
7. Franklin Clinton Officially Files S-1 for Solana Spot ETF;
8. Coinbase Disburses $50 Million After US SEC Drops Lawsuit.
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Lazarus became the mastermind behind Bybit losing their Ethereum. They managed to steal 1.4 billion dollars.
Lazarus is a North Korean group #Hacker that can always hack crypto assets.
Their actions always make us anxious.
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Lazarus is a North Korean group #Hacker that can always hack crypto assets.
Their actions always make us anxious.
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🔥New hack comes to light. What is it about this time? 👀
A new hack has recently made headlines, and it is about a vulnerability to one of the cold wallets of a well-known centralized exchange (by...bit).
According to researcher 05254462165 ZachXBT , he detected a suspicious outflow of funds of more than $ 1.4 billion dollars from one of the cold wallets of the centralized exchange.
In statements by the CEO of this affected centralized exchange, he mentions that this happened while they were making transactions between their wallets, where something fraudulent was signed (approving a malicious contract), directly affecting one of their cold wallets of 39612935325 .
Following this action, 84222266698 took control of the affected exchange's cold wallet and transferred all the ETH and stETH (synthetic ETH) he could to an unknown address.
According to @Arkham Intelligence , the hacker has separated and distributed 10k ETH between different wallets, preparing for a possible sale .
This directly affected the price of ETH , which has fallen more than 5% after this incident became known. Once again a hard blow for the crypto sector . Stay SAFU.
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A new hack has recently made headlines, and it is about a vulnerability to one of the cold wallets of a well-known centralized exchange (by...bit).
According to researcher 05254462165 ZachXBT , he detected a suspicious outflow of funds of more than $ 1.4 billion dollars from one of the cold wallets of the centralized exchange.
In statements by the CEO of this affected centralized exchange, he mentions that this happened while they were making transactions between their wallets, where something fraudulent was signed (approving a malicious contract), directly affecting one of their cold wallets of 39612935325 .
Following this action, 84222266698 took control of the affected exchange's cold wallet and transferred all the ETH and stETH (synthetic ETH) he could to an unknown address.
According to @Arkham Intelligence , the hacker has separated and distributed 10k ETH between different wallets, preparing for a possible sale .
This directly affected the price of ETH , which has fallen more than 5% after this incident became known. Once again a hard blow for the crypto sector . Stay SAFU.
👉More crypto updates ...
Share and follow me for more 👈😎
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Texdipektop Ripple ппедпедил долделцев XRP o вне фишинга
#Phishing #RippleTrends #XRPcryptowolf #attacked #hacker $XRP $NOT $BTC
According to the technical director of Ripple, asset holders should be prepared for a new wave of fraud. This time, according to David Schwartz, it is aimed at stealing personal data. His warning appeared after one of the users under the nickname @ZYearLetterman stated that he had communicated with the Ripple support service, and in the end it turned out to be a phishing attack disguised as an official service. The message received by @ZYearLetterman indicated that the service was investigating his account for copyright infringement, and in order to avoid blocking his account, he You must follow the link and fill out the review form. David Schwartz warned each of his subscribers that they should ignore such messages and under no circumstances click on the link! He explained that the link leads to a phishing resource that collects clients’ personal data and other information. Phishing attacks are one of the most common types of fraud on the Internet and many users and companies become their victims. Criminals are constantly improving their methods, which allows them to steal private information about clients, and then steal their finances. Despite all the calls from information security experts, many users do not exercise due diligence and become victims of hackers.
According to the technical director of Ripple, asset holders should be prepared for a new wave of fraud. This time, according to David Schwartz, it is aimed at stealing personal data. His warning appeared after one of the users under the nickname @ZYearLetterman stated that he had communicated with the Ripple support service, and in the end it turned out to be a phishing attack disguised as an official service. The message received by @ZYearLetterman indicated that the service was investigating his account for copyright infringement, and in order to avoid blocking his account, he You must follow the link and fill out the review form. David Schwartz warned each of his subscribers that they should ignore such messages and under no circumstances click on the link! He explained that the link leads to a phishing resource that collects clients’ personal data and other information. Phishing attacks are one of the most common types of fraud on the Internet and many users and companies become their victims. Criminals are constantly improving their methods, which allows them to steal private information about clients, and then steal their finances. Despite all the calls from information security experts, many users do not exercise due diligence and become victims of hackers.
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Bedrock Protocol Hack: How Hackers Stole $2 Million and Compromised Data Security
Well, the Bedrock protocol hacking story is something else. Let's take it step by step.
First of all, the Bedrock protocol itself is not just some platform. It is one of the key mechanisms for Bitcoin restaking, that is, transferring assets from one level of the blockchain to another to generate income. The point is that it must be as secure as possible, because big money flows there.
First of all, the Bedrock protocol itself is not just some platform. It is one of the key mechanisms for Bitcoin restaking, that is, transferring assets from one level of the blockchain to another to generate income. The point is that it must be as secure as possible, because big money flows there.
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Cryptocurrency Exchange BingX Hacked, Onchain Data Shows Over $43 Million Withdrawn
BingX was the victim of a cyberattack that caused more than $43 million in damages.
The company's CEO told X that the amount of stolen assets was insignificant and any customer losses would be compensated.
Cryptocurrency exchange BingX has been hacked and a “small” amount of assets have been stolen, and the exchange plans to compensate users for any losses, the company’s CEO said in a message on X.
The company's CEO told X that the amount of stolen assets was insignificant and any customer losses would be compensated.
Cryptocurrency exchange BingX has been hacked and a “small” amount of assets have been stolen, and the exchange plans to compensate users for any losses, the company’s CEO said in a message on X.
🔐 Cyber News (Mar 31, 2024):
1️⃣ Etherscan: The #hacker responsible for breaching the #PrismaFinance liquid staking protocol engaged in negotiations with the project team. He expressed interest in returning the funds and presented a series of demands. The hacker wants the developers to hold a public online conference during which they will reveal their identities. Additionally, the unknown individual demanded that the team apologize to investors and users for their mistakes. Furthermore, the programmers are required to thank the hacker for the operation and announce collaboration on solving the issue. 🛡️
2️⃣ PeckShield: On March 29, 2024, PeckShield specialists reported a security incident involving the #EthenaLabs project. According to experts, unknown actors created a fake token, ENA, on the BNB Chain network. The incident occurred shortly after the launch pool with the Ethena Labs project on the Binance cryptocurrency exchange. The vulnerability underlying the exploit is still unknown. PeckShield reported a loss of 480 BNB, equivalent to $290,000. 💰
3️⃣ Vx-underground: An unknown group of cybercriminals has released malicious software targeting Call of Duty fans. Hackers are using it to steal bitcoins from players. Hackers are targeting users who use so-called cheat codes in Call of Duty. These are software solutions from unofficial providers that assist in gameplay. 🎮
4️⃣ Immunefi: In the first three months of 2024, as a result of 46 breaches and 15 fraudulent incidents, crypto projects lost over $321 million. This is 23.1% less than the same period last year when hackers stole over $437 million. 💸
5️⃣ TRM Labs: In 2023, the Tron blockchain accounted for 45% of all illegal cryptocurrency transactions. Mostly, this involves the #USDT stablecoin from Tether. 🔄
📢 What are your thoughts on this series of events?
1️⃣ Etherscan: The #hacker responsible for breaching the #PrismaFinance liquid staking protocol engaged in negotiations with the project team. He expressed interest in returning the funds and presented a series of demands. The hacker wants the developers to hold a public online conference during which they will reveal their identities. Additionally, the unknown individual demanded that the team apologize to investors and users for their mistakes. Furthermore, the programmers are required to thank the hacker for the operation and announce collaboration on solving the issue. 🛡️
2️⃣ PeckShield: On March 29, 2024, PeckShield specialists reported a security incident involving the #EthenaLabs project. According to experts, unknown actors created a fake token, ENA, on the BNB Chain network. The incident occurred shortly after the launch pool with the Ethena Labs project on the Binance cryptocurrency exchange. The vulnerability underlying the exploit is still unknown. PeckShield reported a loss of 480 BNB, equivalent to $290,000. 💰
3️⃣ Vx-underground: An unknown group of cybercriminals has released malicious software targeting Call of Duty fans. Hackers are using it to steal bitcoins from players. Hackers are targeting users who use so-called cheat codes in Call of Duty. These are software solutions from unofficial providers that assist in gameplay. 🎮
4️⃣ Immunefi: In the first three months of 2024, as a result of 46 breaches and 15 fraudulent incidents, crypto projects lost over $321 million. This is 23.1% less than the same period last year when hackers stole over $437 million. 💸
5️⃣ TRM Labs: In 2023, the Tron blockchain accounted for 45% of all illegal cryptocurrency transactions. Mostly, this involves the #USDT stablecoin from Tether. 🔄
📢 What are your thoughts on this series of events?
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#TheDarkEraofMTGox...
This was the first large-scale hack of an exchange and remains the largest Bitcoin theft. However, the MT Gox heist was not a one-off event. Instead, the platform had been leaking funds since 2011, until it was finally discovered in February 2014.
Over the course of several years, the hacker stole 100,000 Bitcoins from the exchange and 750,000 Bitcoins from the exchange’s customers. MT Gox fell into liquidation shortly after the hack with liquidators managing to recover around 200,000 of the stolen Bitcoins.
#Hacker #cybercrime #PEOPLE $BTC #story #Write2Earn
This was the first large-scale hack of an exchange and remains the largest Bitcoin theft. However, the MT Gox heist was not a one-off event. Instead, the platform had been leaking funds since 2011, until it was finally discovered in February 2014.
Over the course of several years, the hacker stole 100,000 Bitcoins from the exchange and 750,000 Bitcoins from the exchange’s customers. MT Gox fell into liquidation shortly after the hack with liquidators managing to recover around 200,000 of the stolen Bitcoins.
#Hacker #cybercrime #PEOPLE $BTC #story #Write2Earn
🔐 Cyber News (Aug 3, 2024):
1️⃣ Cointelegraph: Over 70% of funds lost to hacks in the cryptocurrency sector are from centralized financial platforms (CeFi). 📉
2️⃣ PeckShield: In July, $266 million was stolen, with experts noting a total of 16 incidents. The majority of the losses were due to the hack of the Indian cryptocurrency exchange WazirX, which amounted to $230 million. 🏴☠️
3️⃣ CertiK: In July, cryptocurrency projects lost $278.8 million due to malicious activities, making it the second-largest loss in 2024. 💸
4️⃣ PeckShield: On the morning of August 1, 2024, an unknown #hacker attacked the decentralized protocol Convergence. They gained access to the project's smart contract, minted approximately 58 million CVG tokens, and sold them. 🔓
5️⃣ AFM: Employees of the Kazakhstan Agency for Financial Monitoring (AFM) tracked assets of the cryptocurrency pyramid scheme Eolus amounting to 250 million tenge (over $520,000), stolen from nearly 2,500 citizens across the country. The agency managed to trace the transactions and ensure the return of the funds to the country. The cryptocurrencies are now held in a special AFM account and will be reimbursed to the victims. 🔍
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1️⃣ Cointelegraph: Over 70% of funds lost to hacks in the cryptocurrency sector are from centralized financial platforms (CeFi). 📉
2️⃣ PeckShield: In July, $266 million was stolen, with experts noting a total of 16 incidents. The majority of the losses were due to the hack of the Indian cryptocurrency exchange WazirX, which amounted to $230 million. 🏴☠️
3️⃣ CertiK: In July, cryptocurrency projects lost $278.8 million due to malicious activities, making it the second-largest loss in 2024. 💸
4️⃣ PeckShield: On the morning of August 1, 2024, an unknown #hacker attacked the decentralized protocol Convergence. They gained access to the project's smart contract, minted approximately 58 million CVG tokens, and sold them. 🔓
5️⃣ AFM: Employees of the Kazakhstan Agency for Financial Monitoring (AFM) tracked assets of the cryptocurrency pyramid scheme Eolus amounting to 250 million tenge (over $520,000), stolen from nearly 2,500 citizens across the country. The agency managed to trace the transactions and ensure the return of the funds to the country. The cryptocurrencies are now held in a special AFM account and will be reimbursed to the victims. 🔍
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🔐 Cyber News (Aug 22, 2024):
1️⃣ ASIC: The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has issued a report on its efforts to combat online financial fraud. Over the past year, the regulator successfully shut down 7,300 phishing and fraudulent websites. 🔒
2️⃣ Jupiter: The team at Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator built on the #Solana blockchain, uncovered a malicious Google Chrome browser extension. Hackers have been using this extension to steal digital assets, as detailed in the platform's report. 🛡️
3️⃣ Binance: In 2024, #Binance thwarted attempts to steal more than $2.4 billion in user funds. These incidents impacted 1.2 million customers of the exchange. 💰
4️⃣ Incrypted: A #hacker gained access to the Instagram account of McDonald’s, the world’s largest fast-food chain, and used it to promote the meme coin GRIMACE. Although the fake post was eventually removed, the hacker claimed responsibility under the name India_X_Kr3w and thanked them for $700,000 in Solana, possibly profiting from the token's rise in value. 🍔
5️⃣ CertiK: An unidentified major holder lost $55.4 million in DAI stablecoins due to a phishing attack. 🎣
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1️⃣ ASIC: The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has issued a report on its efforts to combat online financial fraud. Over the past year, the regulator successfully shut down 7,300 phishing and fraudulent websites. 🔒
2️⃣ Jupiter: The team at Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator built on the #Solana blockchain, uncovered a malicious Google Chrome browser extension. Hackers have been using this extension to steal digital assets, as detailed in the platform's report. 🛡️
3️⃣ Binance: In 2024, #Binance thwarted attempts to steal more than $2.4 billion in user funds. These incidents impacted 1.2 million customers of the exchange. 💰
4️⃣ Incrypted: A #hacker gained access to the Instagram account of McDonald’s, the world’s largest fast-food chain, and used it to promote the meme coin GRIMACE. Although the fake post was eventually removed, the hacker claimed responsibility under the name India_X_Kr3w and thanked them for $700,000 in Solana, possibly profiting from the token's rise in value. 🍔
5️⃣ CertiK: An unidentified major holder lost $55.4 million in DAI stablecoins due to a phishing attack. 🎣
If you enjoyed this update, don’t forget to subscribe for more, or leave a comment to share your thoughts! 💬
🔐 Cyber News (May 14, 2024):
1️⃣ ZachXBT: On May 8, 2024, an assailant made off with three rare NFTs from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection. 🎨
2️⃣ The Block: The hacker, employing a spam transaction tactic, pilfered 1155.2 WBTC, later returning 4.2% of the assets owed to the victim after negotiation. Subsequently, the #hacker reimbursed the victim $71 million, factoring in cryptocurrency price fluctuations. 💰
3️⃣ Incrypted: Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange, incurred a $4.4 million penalty from Canada's Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (FINTRAC) for breaching anti-money laundering legislation. 💼
4️⃣ d_code: Over the span of two weeks, cybercriminals have been inundating #Toncoin (TON) holders with mass spam-NFT distributions. 📧
5️⃣ Weixin: Chinese authorities dismantled an illicit banking operation utilizing digital assets for unlawful conversions of yuan and South Korean won totaling $295.8 million. Media outlets reported the apprehension of six suspects in Jilin Province, northeast China, with the seizure of numerous bank cards and other illicit paraphernalia. 🚔
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1️⃣ ZachXBT: On May 8, 2024, an assailant made off with three rare NFTs from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection. 🎨
2️⃣ The Block: The hacker, employing a spam transaction tactic, pilfered 1155.2 WBTC, later returning 4.2% of the assets owed to the victim after negotiation. Subsequently, the #hacker reimbursed the victim $71 million, factoring in cryptocurrency price fluctuations. 💰
3️⃣ Incrypted: Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange, incurred a $4.4 million penalty from Canada's Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (FINTRAC) for breaching anti-money laundering legislation. 💼
4️⃣ d_code: Over the span of two weeks, cybercriminals have been inundating #Toncoin (TON) holders with mass spam-NFT distributions. 📧
5️⃣ Weixin: Chinese authorities dismantled an illicit banking operation utilizing digital assets for unlawful conversions of yuan and South Korean won totaling $295.8 million. Media outlets reported the apprehension of six suspects in Jilin Province, northeast China, with the seizure of numerous bank cards and other illicit paraphernalia. 🚔
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Maybe this is small money in your eyes, but it is also quite big in the eyes of those who need it.
IS your Binance account SAFE?!
check it periodically
The story is that this transaction just happened without any notification
Initially USDT resides in the Trading Bot wallet. On August 1, 2024 starting at 22:25:25, the Hacker made a transaction moving it to the Spot wallet without me knowing and there was no notification.
The next morning on August 2 2024 I only saw the wallet summary and the amount had not been reduced.
Until midday there were no trading notifications on Coin BTC, in history there were no purchase transactions or orders to buy BTC/USDT, at exactly 11 o'clock the hacker took action, at 11:03 he made a purchase of BTC/USDT with the position (Taker) (seen in transaction history) and then quickly at 11:08 The hack made a withdrawal transaction via my Binance account, again no notification and I didn't notice.
Around 13:00 I opened a Binance account and what happened next was that I couldn't find my funds and the chronology I told above is the flow of the transaction history that occurred.
I always play with my gadgets and periodically monitor the market on Binance, but I can still get stolen. Before this incident, I had not had any contact with anyone (scammer). So where does this hacker take my funds?
This is my morning experience, hopefully it can be a lesson for you, I am still unsure whether my account is still safe or not even though I have activated double security. and I have also reported this incident via the Binance feature.
$BTC
#Binance #hacker #binancehack #HackAlert
IS your Binance account SAFE?!
check it periodically
The story is that this transaction just happened without any notification
Initially USDT resides in the Trading Bot wallet. On August 1, 2024 starting at 22:25:25, the Hacker made a transaction moving it to the Spot wallet without me knowing and there was no notification.
The next morning on August 2 2024 I only saw the wallet summary and the amount had not been reduced.
Until midday there were no trading notifications on Coin BTC, in history there were no purchase transactions or orders to buy BTC/USDT, at exactly 11 o'clock the hacker took action, at 11:03 he made a purchase of BTC/USDT with the position (Taker) (seen in transaction history) and then quickly at 11:08 The hack made a withdrawal transaction via my Binance account, again no notification and I didn't notice.
Around 13:00 I opened a Binance account and what happened next was that I couldn't find my funds and the chronology I told above is the flow of the transaction history that occurred.
I always play with my gadgets and periodically monitor the market on Binance, but I can still get stolen. Before this incident, I had not had any contact with anyone (scammer). So where does this hacker take my funds?
This is my morning experience, hopefully it can be a lesson for you, I am still unsure whether my account is still safe or not even though I have activated double security. and I have also reported this incident via the Binance feature.
$BTC
#Binance #hacker #binancehack #HackAlert
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Hackers managed to steal millions of dollars in valuable NFTs, including Bored Ape Yacht Club and Mutant Ape Yacht Club, using an NFT Trader exploit.
Following the hack of "legacy smart contracts", NFT Trader is calling on users to revoke access to the two compromised contracts.
Hacker demands ransom for stolen NFTs. The hacker also returned one Bored Ape NFT along with ETH to one user and returned some Bored Ape tokens to the owners. In addition, there were reports of auxiliary hacks that removed Cool Cats and Squiggles tokens from users' wallets.
NFT Trader has not yet responded to requests for comment. #crypto #NFTMarketTrends #hacker
Following the hack of "legacy smart contracts", NFT Trader is calling on users to revoke access to the two compromised contracts.
Hacker demands ransom for stolen NFTs. The hacker also returned one Bored Ape NFT along with ETH to one user and returned some Bored Ape tokens to the owners. In addition, there were reports of auxiliary hacks that removed Cool Cats and Squiggles tokens from users' wallets.
NFT Trader has not yet responded to requests for comment. #crypto #NFTMarketTrends #hacker
135% Increase in Crypto Theft: Are You Protecting Your Digital Assets?
A recent study revealed a shocking 135% increase in #crypto theft attempts over the past two years. This alarming trend highlights the growing importance of #cybersecurity in the world of #cryptocurrency . As more people invest in digital assets, they become attractive targets for #Hacker and #scammer .
The study found that hackers are using various tactics to steal crypto wallets, including phishing attacks, malware, and social engineering. With the rise of cryptocurrency adoption, it's essential to take proactive measures to protect your digital assets.
So, how can you safeguard your crypto investments? Here are some best practices:
Use strong passwords: Avoid using easily guessable passwords, and consider using a password manager.Enable two-factor authentication: Add an extra layer of security to your accounts with 2FA.Keep software up-to-date: Regularly update your operating system, browser, and antivirus software.Be cautious with links and emails: Avoid clicking on suspicious links or responding to unsolicited emails.Use reputable exchanges: Choose well-established exchanges with robust security measures.
We'd love to hear from you: What cybersecurity habits do you practice to protect your digital assets? Do you have any tips or recommendations for others?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
The study found that hackers are using various tactics to steal crypto wallets, including phishing attacks, malware, and social engineering. With the rise of cryptocurrency adoption, it's essential to take proactive measures to protect your digital assets.
So, how can you safeguard your crypto investments? Here are some best practices:
Use strong passwords: Avoid using easily guessable passwords, and consider using a password manager.Enable two-factor authentication: Add an extra layer of security to your accounts with 2FA.Keep software up-to-date: Regularly update your operating system, browser, and antivirus software.Be cautious with links and emails: Avoid clicking on suspicious links or responding to unsolicited emails.Use reputable exchanges: Choose well-established exchanges with robust security measures.
We'd love to hear from you: What cybersecurity habits do you practice to protect your digital assets? Do you have any tips or recommendations for others?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!