Crypto Hacks

The world's cutest decentralized exchange, Bunni DEX, is facing a harsh reality, after announcing that it will be shutting down operations following an $8.4 million exploit in September, becoming the second DeFi project this week to fold under the pressure of mounting security breaches and financial strain.

A dormant wallet tied to the Chinese Bitcoin mining pool LuBian has suddenly transferred nearly $1.3 billion in Bitcoin, just one day after the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) unveiled a massive $15 billion crypto forfeiture case linked to alleged money laundering through international mining operations.

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a dangerous new Android vulnerability, dubbed “Pixnapping,” that could allow malicious apps to secretly steal what’s being shown on your phone screen — including crypto wallet recovery phrases, two-factor authentication (2FA) codes, and other sensitive information.

After more than a year of silence, missed deadlines, and legal hurdles, India-based crypto exchange WazirX has finally won the Singapore High Court’s approval for its long-awaited restructuring plan.

Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao appears to have become the latest target in what experts describe as a state-backed retaliation campaign by North Korea’s notorious hacking unit, the Lazarus Group.

In a plot that sounds more like a Hollywood thriller than a courtroom case, two men in Scotland are accused of planning a multimillion-dollar crypto heist from behind bars.

PancakeSwap’s official Chinese X (formerly Twitter) account has been compromised in a coordinated phishing campaign that promoted a fake meme coin called “Mr. Pancake.”

In a story that perfectly captures the chaos, humor, and thrill of the crypto world, one quick-witted trader has turned a minor blockchain hack into a multimillion-dollar payday.

Abracadabra, the DeFi lending platform once hailed for its innovation, is facing what many are calling an “unlucky curse.” For the third time this year, the protocol has fallen victim to yet another sophisticated exploit — this time draining around $1.8 million worth of Magic Internet Money (MIM).

A new phishing campaign is striking at the heart of the crypto. X, which has long been considered the digital town square where developers, traders, and investors exchange ideas and shape narratives, the platform is now under siege.