Trust Wallet, a popular digital wallet for cryptocurrency, recently faced a significant security breach. Hackers exploited a vulnerability in version 2. 68 of their Chrome extension, resulting in a substantial loss of $7 million in cryptocurrency. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges in s
In a recent turn of events, an Indian court has made a decision that could change how crypto exchanges deal with user claims after a hack. The High Court of Judicature at Madras asked WazirX, a popular crypto exchange, to provide a bank guarantee of around $11, 800. This is part of a legal fight whe
In the recent crypto market chaos, hackers found themselves on the losing side. Blockchain investigators spotted at least six digital wallets linked to hackers that lost over $13. 4 million. These hackers, known for stealing cryptocurrency, made a big mistake by selling their stolen ether at the wor
Bitcoin's value took a nosedive, falling below 90, 000 dollars. This drop wiped out some of the gains made since 2024. The world's most famous cryptocurrency was trading around 89, 000 dollars when U. S. stock markets opened. This was a significant decrease from the 106, 000 dollars it was worth aro
In a shocking turn of events, a crypto exchange was hit with a massive theft of almost $1. 5 billion in Ethereum and staked Ethereum. This hack, which targeted an offline wallet, is considered the largest crypto theft in history. The hacker managed to manipulate a planned transfer, redirecting the f
Imagine waking up to find out that a massive amount of digital money has vanished. That's exactly what happened to a major crypto exchange. Hackers pulled off a clever trick, snatching about $1. 5 billion worth of Ethereum. This isn't just any theft; it's the biggest crypto heist ever recorded.
Imagine this: Someone manages to sneak in their own weird links into Donald Trump’s old tweets. That’s what recently happened. It was all thanks to a sneaky bug in a tool called Bitly. This glitch allowed tricksters to swap out old links with their own, leading people who clicked on them somewhere u
Let's break down what happened in this jaw-dropping case. A 61-year-old Queens auto body shop owner had his Bitcoin worth $92,000 stolen in November 2022. He had stored his digital coins in a Blockchain wallet, and the thief, Aaron Peterson Jr., used the funds to buy a diamond pendant, a Rolex, and
