CertiK Reports Cryptocurrency Thefts Soared to $370M in January
A total of $370.3 million in cryptocurrency was lost to exploits and scams in January.
A total of $370.3 million in cryptocurrency was lost to exploits and scams in January.
In a sobering reminder of the crypto industry’s security risks, South Korea’s largest exchange, Upbit, has been hacked for $37 million.
Another week, another hack for Abracadabra Money.
Web3 social platform UXLINK has been hit by a major exploit, resulting in a total loss of confidence and a 70% price crash.
Crypto.com suffered a data leak after a teen hacker, Noah Urban, phished an employee’s account, a new Bloomberg report reveals.
Cryptocurrency theft rose significantly in August, with hackers and scammers stealing an estimated $163 million across 16 separate incidents.
The UK is putting ransomware gangs on notice—public sector bodies and critical infrastructure operators will soon be barred from paying their demands.

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