Uranium Finance developer suspected of ‘leaking’ information leading to $50M ...
A member of Uranium Finance’s developer team said they suspect that the recent hack of the platform may have originated internally. They’ve urged affected users not to contact any other members of the Uranium Finance team. The $50 million exploit of Uranium Finance, a decentralized finance protocol on Binance Smart Chain, may have been an inside job, according to a member of the project’s development team. The theory was put forward in Uranium Finance’s Telegram channel by a user named “Baymax,” who appears to be listed as an administrator. In a pinned post, Baymax explained that the....
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Uranium Finance joins the growing list of hacked projects on the Binance Smart Chain network. Uranium Finance, an automated market maker platform on the Binance Smart Chain, has reported a security incident that resulted in a loss of about $50 million.Tweeting on Wednesday, Uranium revealed that the exploit targeted its v2.1 token migration event and that the team was in contact with the Binance security team to mitigate the situation.(1/2)‼️ Uranium migration has been exploited, the following address has 50m in it The only thing that matters is keeping the funds on BSC, everyone please....
The Tornado Cash chronicle unfolds. Authorities in the Netherlands apprehended a man suspected to be a Tornado Cash developer in Amsterdam on Wednesday. The Fiscal Information and Investigation Service said that the unidentified 29-year-old man was reportedly involved in money laundering via the decentralized Ethereum mixer Tornado Cash. In the Netherlands, FIOD is the body […]
According to a statement from the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service (FIOD), law enforcement officials in Amsterdam arrested an unnamed 29-year-old suspected of developing the ethereum mixing application Tornado Cash. FIOD accuses the suspect of “concealing criminal financial flows and facilitating money laundering through the mixing of cryptocurrencies.” Netherlands Law Enforcement Takes Suspected Tornado Cash Dev Into Custody, Officials Hint About the Possibility of Future Arrests Four days ago, the U.S. Treasury Department’s watchdog, the Office of....
Harvest Finance is offering $1 million for information leading to the return of funds from Monday's $24 million exploit.
Cryptsy is quickly capturing headlines and even being referred to as “the next Mt. Gox.” Things do not seem quite as simple as Cryptsy running away, as the unannounced vacating of their headquarters may have suggested. A new blog post from Cryptsy posted January 14th, claims that the loss of funds did not result from a recent malicious or DDOS attack, nor malicious actions on the behalf of any of the Cryptsy staff, as well as a bounty of 1000 BTC “for information which leads to the recovery of the stolen coins.” Instead, the beginning of these problems happened a year and a half ago, and....