2020-11-17 05:06 |
Stablecoin project Origin Dollar (OUSD) sustained a re-entrancy attack at 00:47 UTC Tuesday resulting in a loss of funds worth $7 million.
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As of Tuesday, the Origin Protocol becomes yet another victim of the flash loan hack. This has caused a loss of funds north of $7 million including funds deposited by the founders. The attack was dThe post Another day, another defi flash loan 'hack': $7+ million lost appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-11-17 09:00 | |
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The threat actor behind the coordinated ransomware attack against multiple Texas local governments may have gained access to its computer systems via a third-party software provider. According to NPR, which first reported the development, the attackers want a collective ransom of $2.
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It seems like not a day goes by without a major company being hacked or a government-run institution exposed to ransomware attacks. Now, state agencies in Texas have succumbed to a coordinated ransomware attack that has impacted at least 23 local government entities across the state.
2019-8-19 08:28 | |
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This past week, we talked to three security experts about how to design smarter and more secure smart contracts. Google is dipping its toe in the blockchain waters by introducing integrations for applications built with Ethereum and Hyperledger.
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Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT suspects a hack on the Rain cryptocurrency exchange.
A victim who lost $71 million in a WBTC scam is receiving over $47 million back in Ether, amid speculation of tax evasion motives. The post Hacker returns $47 million in ETH to scam victim appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
A cryptocurrency user has lost $68 million worth of wrapped bitcoin (WBTC) after falling victim to an "address poisoning" exploit, according to blockchain security firm CertiK.
A group of Brazilian developers managed to recover funds from a compromised wallet by applying MEV techniques. The post Developers recover $200,000 in crypto from compromised wallet appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The website was down for “technical work” as of early European afternoon hours Tuesday.
The $62 million drained from Munchables were returned by the exploiter, and the funds are now held in a multi-signature wallet.
The SSS on Blast game was exploited for $4.6 million on March 21 via a token doubling attack contract that increased holdings 25x before a mass sell-off.