$5.8 million stolen from KuCoin is on the move
$5.8 million worth of funds stolen from KuCoin during the September 25th KuCoin hack are being laundered through ChipMixer.
$5.8 million worth of funds stolen from KuCoin during the September 25th KuCoin hack are being laundered through ChipMixer.
Harvest Finance ($FARM), the DeFi project that was exploited for $33.8 million on October 26, is offering $1 million to whoever can identify the attacker.
A London-based lawyer petitioned for a fund that would compensate victims of digital currency fraud, theft and extortion in Europe.
The DeFi protocol Harvest ($FARM) has been exploited for over $24 million dollars; this is the latest DeFi attack to take place this year.
The New York financial regulator has criticized the lack of leadership at Twitter which made it easier for the hackers to infiltrate the platform.
The exchange has also taken steps to recover some of the stolen coins in partnership with some of the digital currency projects.
The attack was carried out by a sophisticated team of hackers that may have been state-sponsored, according to local media reports.
2020 has not been the best year for digital currency exchanges, with over 70 shutting down in the first nine months of the year.
KuCoin CEO Johnny Lyu, says that the hacker who breached KuCoin on September 25th and drained $275 from KuCoin hot wallets has been identified.
A new type of malware has been discovered, which hackers are using to steal passwords from as many as 226 different Android apps.
On September 25, KuCoin, the Singapore-based digital currency exchange, experienced a security breach in which $270 million was stolen.
Liquidators have told users of defunct Cryptopia exchange that they will be able to register claims for their assets by the end of 2020.