In brief About $3.11 billion of the $6.43 billion stolen from Binance remains in addresses linked to the theft, mostly in ETH …
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Binance says it has replaced 90% of stolen crypto after massive $6.3 billion breach
by shayaanby shayaanBinance is absorbing all losses through corporate funds, futures reserves, and SAFU, keeping user balances intact. www.coindesk.com
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Two strangers befriended Magnus Ahmad outside a London bar. Hours later, thieves had emptied his crypto wallets, accessed his bank accounts and …
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Bitcoin stolen from Binance tops Tesla’s holdings and is over twice El Salvador’s reserve
by shayaanby shayaanThe 18,270 BTC haul is worth about $1.4 billion and comes within 442 coins of SpaceX’s disclosed holdings. Blockchain investigators link the …
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Ledger investigates potential wallet tampering after reports of $86 million in crypto stolen
by shayaanby shayaanThe hardware wallet maker said it is investigating devices sold by a Southeast Asian reseller as social posts swirl about crypto assets …
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Bitget hacker moves $83 million in stolen XRP that Ripple cannot freeze
by shayaanby shayaanTwo wallets have been almost emptied and a third is being drained, with about $75 million remaining across the five original holding …
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The central question behind DeFi’s latest rebound is whether protocols gained fresh deployable liquidity or simply more valuable collateral. A Sept. 15 …
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Cyberattacks on Law Firms Nearly Double as Stolen Documents Hit the Dark Web
by shayaanby shayaanIn brief Greenberg Traurig said an unauthorized actor accessed documents and posted them on the dark web. The firm notified affected clients; …
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Grand Jury Returns Second Superseding Indictment in New Haven U.S. Attorney David X. Sullivan for the District of Connecticut announced Aug. 4 …
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How cross-chain bridges work and why $4 billion has been stolen from them
by shayaanby shayaanBridges move assets between blockchains using lock-and-mint, burn-and-mint, or liquidity pool mechanisms, but their trust assumptions have made them the most exploited …