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An attacker exploited a verification flaw in Aztec Connect's deprecated, immutable smart contract, stealing $2.1M in crypto including 909 ETH. No current Aztec Network users were affected.
Blockchain security firm Quantstamp says a phishing email disguised as a Bithumb update led to the $36 million theft of Humanity tokens, with malware patterns pointing to North Korean actors.
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and the restricted Mythos 5 model can find and chain software vulnerabilities at superhuman speed. DeFi, which has lost over $840 million to hacks this year, is one of the most exposed industries if safety filters fail.
Google filed a federal lawsuit alleging a Chinese cybercrime network used its Gemini AI to automate phishing campaigns that stole 3.87 million credit card numbers and caused $1.9 billion in losses since 2023, targeting crypto wallets and exchange accounts.
A Coinbase-convened panel of leading cryptographers says Bitcoin should start preparing for quantum attacks now. Roughly 6.7 million bitcoin are vulnerable, including 1.7 million in early addresses linked to Satoshi, but the panel declined to take a position on whether to freeze unmoved coins.
An unknown entity moved $120M in USDT through privacy coin Monero, spiking its price 33%. Onchain sleuth ZachXBT traced the funds and Tether froze $72M linked to the laundering attempt.
TRM Labs warns crypto scammers are targeting World Cup fans with fake ticketing sites, fixed-match betting schemes and event-themed crypto promotions. The FBI and FIFA have also issued warnings about fraudulent ticket sales.
Law enforcement from 11 countries shut down the AudiA6 crypto laundering ring that processed $390M in illicit funds. Two administrators were arrested, 25 domains and 30+ servers seized, and $900K in crypto frozen.
Coinbase's quantum advisory council warns that roughly 7 million Bitcoin could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks and urges blockchain developers to begin post-quantum migration planning now.
Two senior members of the AudiA6 money laundering organization were arrested in Georgia for allegedly laundering $389 million in Bitcoin linked to criminal activities. The U.S. is seeking extradition.
Solana-based DEX Raydium was exploited for $1.34 million through five deprecated liquidity pools from an older AMM program. The exchange says no current users were affected and will repay funds from its treasury.