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After the $150 million KuCoin hack, traders appear unworried that open market sales by the hacker will drop Ethereum price.
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Coinspeaker KuCoin Loses $22,000 due to Twitter Hack, Exchange Announces Reimbursement KuCoin has assured all the impacted users that it would reimburse them the amount lost while also pledging additional security measures.
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KuCoin’s CEO has revealed that the cryptocurrency exchange has recovered over 80% of the… The post KuCoin recovers over 80% of funds stolen in September hack appeared first on Coin Journal.
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Following the KuCoin hack, hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger went on to advocate for safer storage on its own wallets. KuCoin, a major Asian crypto exchange platform, has been the victim of a hack in which $150 million in crypto was stolen, as BeInCrypto reported.
2020-9-28 19:38 | |
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Following the KuCoin hack, Tether has frozen 20 million USDT sitting on an Ethereum address and Bitfinex froze 13 million USDT on EOS, according to Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino. Another 1 million USDT was frozen on Omni and 1 million USDT on Tron.
2020-9-27 16:28 | |
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$20 million USDTs on an address known to belong to the Kucoin hacker have been frozen said Paolo Ardoino, Bitfinex’s COO. Another $13 million have been frozen on EOS “as...
2020-9-27 17:11 | |
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The Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin released a statement regarding detecting large withdrawals on September 26, 2020, at 03:05:37 (UTC+8). The exchange has reportedly lost $150 million worth of funds, although KuCoin hasn’t declared it yet but released “suspicious addresses,” which are constantly updated.
2020-9-27 15:48 | |
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KuCoin is the latest crypto exchange to be the target of malicious hackers. Over $150 million in BTC, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies have been stolen from its hot wallets. The incident once again highlights the vulnerabilities of hot wallet storage.
2020-9-26 10:42 | |
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$150 mln in crypto are reportedly stolen by hackers from KuCoin, Tron CEO Just Sun promises that TronScan and Poloniex will do their best to help
2020-9-26 10:30 | |
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North Korean hackers have stolen billions in cryptocurrency and sensitive corporate data by impersonating venture capitalists, recruiters, and remote IT workers. Researchers made the revelations during Cyberwarcon, an annual cybersecurity conference, on Nov.
The US government successfully recovered nearly $19. 3 million in crypto less than 24 hours after it was mysteriously siphoned from government-associated wallets, according to analysts, including ZachXBT and Arkham Intelligence.
A hacker may have stolen over $20 million worth of crypto, including stablecoins and Ethereum (ETH), from a US government-controlled wallet connected to the infamous 2016 Bitfinex hack. The suspicious transfers occurred on Oct.
Transak, a company providing fiat-to-crypto services, has reported a significant data breach affecting more than 92,000 users. In an Oct. 21 update, the firm revealed that the breach stemmed from a phishing attack targeting an employee’s laptop, leading to unauthorized access to sensitive user information.
Eigenlayer’s X account has been compromised, prompting a warning from blockchain security firm PeckShieldAlert. Users are urged to avoid clicking on phishing links from the account. The phishing attempt employs sophisticated tactics.
The FBI arrested the man allegedly responsible for hacking the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) X account and using it to make a fake post about the approval of spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the US in January.
