ZachXBT, who has been tracking and freezing funds related to the ByBit hack, referred to the experience as “eye-opening.”

The pair admitted to defrauding hundreds of thousands of victims through a fraudulent investment platform.

The token bundling tool drained users' hot wallets, hardware wallets, and centralized exchange accounts.

North Korean hackers had a record haul of $1.34 billion. Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis recorded 303 attacks, with the most activity in the first half of the year.

The Ethereum and Solana-based casino had its hot wallets compromised through a withdrawal system.

Roughly $700,000 of assets are still missing.

The project’s deployer was exploited through downloaded malware, according to Cyvers.

Ancilia Inc reported the malicious activity and recommends users revoke approvals for Radiant’s smart contracts, citing a potential backdoor contract deployment.

The attack was enabled by a user misconfiguring the decimals places for PAXG relative to USDC.

Bedrock reached out to the hacker with a job offer.