Crypto phishing scams to rise during holiday shopping season — Cyvers
Losses to crypto phishing scams fell 53% in November, but the Christmas holiday shopping season presents new opportunities for hackers. Go to Source
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Cyvers launches institutional crypto security tool for $4B vulnerability
Cyvers and Station70’s solution uses an AI-powered real-time threat detection system to protect institutional-grade crypto transfers, aiming to bolster mass adoption. Go to Source
Coinbase-backed Truflation confirms hack, estimated around $5M
Truflation’s team said that no customer funds were stolen in the security breach. Go to Source
DeFi platform Delta Prime suffers $6M breach
The ongoing hack has already netted the attackers over $6 million worth of stablecoins, which have been swapped to ETH by the attacker. Go to Source
Bitcoin ETFs are the next major target for North Korean hackers: Cyvers
North Korean hackers could be eying the infrastructure around the Bitcoin ETFs, lured by the $52 billion worth of cumulative holdings. Go to Source
Onchain Alerts Uncover $19 Million Siphoned From Defi Protocol Uwu Lend
On June 10, the onchain intelligence platform Arkham revealed that the decentralized finance (defi) protocol Uwu Lend may have experienced a potential exploit. Arkham and Cyvers reported that more than $19 million had been siphoned from the lending protocol. Over $19M Drained From Uwu Lend The defi lending platform Uwu Lend is believed to have … Read more
BNB Chain faces $80K Bitcoin exploit. White hat hacker or ongoing exploit?
Certain on-chain signs point to a potential white hat, or ethical hacker, looking for blockchain vulnerabilities. Go to Source
Prisma Finance Suffers $11.6M Hack in Liquid Staking Shockwave, Moves to Mitigate Fallout
The decentralized finance (defi) entity, Prisma Finance, has fallen prey to a security breach, with onchain detectives revealing that $11.6 million has been pilfered from its liquid staking protocol. Prisma Finance in Turmoil: $11.6M Lost to Hackers, Emergency Measures Activated On a recent Thursday, blockchain surveillance and safety squads from Peckshield and Cyvers reported the … Read more
How the Ledger Connect hacker tricked users into making malicious approvals
According to Cyvers, the attacker caused malicious code to be inserted into multiple app user interfaces, allowing the exploiter to fool users into confirming transactions. Go to Source
