Email auto-reply vulnerability allows hackers to mine cryptocurrency
Hackers exploit email auto-replies to spread crypto-mining malware, hijacking unsuspecting users’ systems to mine cryptocurrency without their knowledge.
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Hackers exploit email auto-replies to spread crypto-mining malware, hijacking unsuspecting users’ systems to mine cryptocurrency without their knowledge.
Monetary losses from the BingX hack were initially reported as totaling $26 million, but the figure has since swelled to $52 million.
WazirX’s $235 million hack recovery efforts face hurdles as internal findings yield little to no significant breakthroughs.
The scammers breached countless X accounts to shill the memecoin, but they didn’t even make enough to buy a Toyota Corolla.
Binance urged the WazirX team to take accountability for the hack, and compensate users for the loss of funds.
North Korean hackers could be eying the infrastructure around the Bitcoin ETFs, lured by the $52 billion worth of cumulative holdings.
The majority of the stolen funds is accounted for a major phishing incident that cost an unfortunate user $55 million.
The crypto security team is preparing to launch a battleground for hackers and crypto protocols at the DeFi Security Summit at Devcon in November.
Cryptocurrency hackers have been returning to their roots to targeting centralized exchanges amid a spike in the Bitcoin price in 2024.
The crypto industry could gain significant mainstream attention following Trump’s eldest son’s plans to launch a bank-rivalling DeFi platform.
