TL;DR North Korean hackers used npm to distribute more than 300 malicious packages that stole credentials and wallet keys. The attackers used names similar to popular
TL;DR Hackers linked to state-backed groups attempted to access Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao’s Google account, raising alarms about North Korean cyber threats. The Lazarus Group, infamous
Hyperliquid confirmed today that its wallets suffered a major hack, resulting in over $21 million in crypto assets being stolen, according to blockchain security firm PeckShieldAlert.
TL;DR North Korea’s regime has stolen more than $2 billion in cryptocurrencies in 2025—almost triple last year’s total, according to Elliptic. The $1.46 billion Bybit hack
TL;DR Losses from hacks dropped 37% in the third quarter, totaling $509 million, well below the $1.7 billion seen in Q1. Centralized exchanges were the main
TL;DR BNB Chain Hack: The project’s official X account was briefly compromised, with attackers posting phishing links that drained wallets. Losses were contained to $13,000, and
TL;DR NFT Boom: Hypurr NFTs surged to a $70K floor within a day, driving $45M in trading volume and attracting high-value sales like Hypurr #21 at
TL;DR Suspicious withdrawals: PeckShield identified $3.6 million in abnormal outflows from Hypervault, bridged to Ethereum, converted into ETH, and then funneled into Tornado Cash, a pattern
TL;DR Blockchain investigator ZachXBT revealed evidence connecting North Korean IT workers to over 25 crypto hacks and extortion cases. These operatives infiltrated companies through fake identities,
TL;DR A Shibarium Bridge exploiter has sold over 2,057 billion BAD tokens, converting them into roughly 3.19 ETH, valued at $13,759. This marks the full liquidation
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