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North Korean hackers have stolen $1.6 billion through cryptocurrency scams, primarily using fake job offers to infiltrate IT systems and target crypto exchanges.
Blockchain analytics firm Arkham uncovered a previously unknown hack of Chinese mining pool LuBian in December 2020, resulting in the theft of 127,426 BTC worth $3.5 billion at the time, now valued at $14.5 billion.
A CoinDCX employee's compromised login credentials led to a $44 million exploit, highlighting ongoing security vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency exchanges.
A hacker exploited GMX's smart contracts, stealing $42 million in cryptocurrencies, but later returned $40.5 million after GMX offered a 10% bounty with no legal consequences.
The decentralized trading platform GMX suffered a $42 million exploit due to a design flaw in GMX V1, with the attacker converting most stolen assets into ETH and moving them to new wallets.
The native token of Kinto (K) experienced a drastic 92% drop in value within 24 hours due to an off-chain exploit and a sudden increase in circulating supply, leading to accusations of investor dumping and widespread market chaos.
A hacker converted $42.8M in stolen crypto from GMX into ETH, likely rejecting GMX's white-hat bounty offer, highlighting challenges in DeFi security and asset recovery.