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More than $120 million of a crypto firm's assets were moved to an unknown address - weeks after its CEO disappeared, report says - Vimarsana News

More than $120 million of a crypto firm's assets were moved to an unknown address - weeks after its CEO disappeared, report says

Multichain, a cross-chain router, said assets were moved to an unknown address "abnormally" and recommended users stop using its platform.

Source: yahoo.com
Atomic Wallet Alerts Users Of Ongoing Exploit; Victims Claim Complete Loss Of Crypto Portfolios - Vimarsana News

Atomic Wallet Alerts Users Of Ongoing Exploit; Victims Claim Complete Loss Of Crypto Portfolios

The non-custodial crypto wallet, which reportedly supports more than 300 crypto coins and tokens and claims that it has more than 5 million users, has not yet offered any explanation as to how the

Latest $7.5M Hack Highlights Control Screw-Up On DeFi Protocol's System Design - Vimarsana News

Latest $7.5M Hack Highlights Control Screw-Up On DeFi Protocol's System Design

Malicious actors took advantage of the system's weakness to steal thousands of ETH.

Man Pleads Guilty to Twitter Bitcoin Scam, Hacking Elon Musk, Joe Biden - Vimarsana News

Man Pleads Guilty to Twitter Bitcoin Scam, Hacking Elon Musk, Joe Biden

Joseph James O'Connor was part of a group that hijacked several high-profile Twitter accounts in 2020.

Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Trust Wallet User Funds Still At Risk Despite Fixed Vulnerability - Vimarsana News

Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Trust Wallet User Funds Still At Risk Despite Fixed Vulnerability

The Binance-backed crypto wallet admitted that there is around "$88k total balance left on affected addresses," underlining that these funds are still vulnerable.