$3.1 Million Vanishes: The GANA Payment Attack No One Saw Coming
GANA Payment, a project on BNB Smart Chain, lost more than $3.1 million after an attacker gained control of key contract rights, reports have disclosed. Related Reading: Crypto Advocacy Network Sets Out To Educate State Lawmakers Before 2026 Elections The thief moved much of the haul through Tornado Cash on both BSC and Ethereum, while […]
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Moola, a decentralized finance (defi) lending and borrowing platform, was recently exploited for $8.4 million in what has been described as an “incredibly simple attack.” Moola responded to the attack by pausing all activity on the platform. The defi platform also told the attacker(s) it was willing to negotiate a “bounty payment in exchange for returning the funds within the next 24 hours,” and Moola Market has since claimed that “93.1% of funds have been returned to the Moola governance multi-sig.” Funds Siphoned From Moola The decentralized finance....
Several hours ago The DAO's smart contract received another wave of attacks. The ether balance started to decline at a fast pace, it has now been revealed that members of the curator team and the Ethereum foundation are behind a white hat attack to rescue the remaining funds. The DAO received another attack, this time, a blue team comprised of curators and Ethereum foundation members launched their own initiative to save the remaining funds. The ether is being sent to this address, and the revelation came after community members realized that a large-scale attack was unfolding once more.....
Reports from Zimbabwe suggest that an individual by the name of Martin Mhlanga, who is the mastermind behind the Cryptoshares bitcoin pyramid scheme, has disappeared along with over $6 million in investor funds. In addition to Mhlanga’s disappearance, the individuals thought to be managing Cryptoshares’ social media channels have similarly vanished.
Unrealistic Cryptoshares Promises
As one local report explains, Mhlanga had successfully used a series of unrealistic promises to lure many unsuspecting people into investing. For instance, the report explains that many....
North Korean hackers are being pointed at as the brains behind last week’s $100 million crypto attack at an American company, multiple news outlets reported Thursday. The Lazarus Group, a notorious hacking group with apparent ties to the North Korean government, has been pinpointed as the main suspect in the recent attack on the Harmony protocol, in […]
Europe's primary bitcoin payment processor for merchants and free online wallet service, BIPS, was the target of a major DDoS attack and subsequent theft in the past few days that saw 1,295 BTC (just over $1m on CoinDesk's BPI) stolen. Kris Henriksen, BIPS' CEO, said most of the missing funds were "from the company's own holdings". BIPS uses an algorithm, based on supply and demand, to work out the amount of bitcoins it needs to keep it in a 'hot wallet'. The heist, however, was apparently not due to any vulnerability in the code itself. He also said merchants who had chosen to instantly....