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Crypto’s Quietest Month In Nearly A Year — But Hackers Haven’t Gone Away

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February was unusually quiet for crypto thieves. After months of eye-watering losses, the industry recorded just $26.5 million in total hack and scam-related damages last month — the smallest monthly figure in 11 months, according to blockchain security firm PeckShield. It’s a number that stands in sharp contrast to the carnage seen in early 2025,… Continue reading Crypto’s Quietest Month In Nearly A Year — But Hackers Haven’t Gone Away→

Crypto Hacks Explode: $370 Million Stolen In January Alone: Researchers

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The start of this year brought a hard reminder: people remain the weakest link. Reports note that roughly $370 million in crypto were taken in January, a sharp climb from earlier months. That surge was driven mostly by one massive social-engineering con that emptied a single victim of about $284 million. Simple lies and well-crafted… Continue reading Crypto Hacks Explode: $370 Million Stolen In January Alone: Researchers→

Crypto Holders Beware! New Malware Drains ETH, SOL, XRP Wallets

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Malware operations targeting holders of Ethereum, XRP, and Solana cryptocurrencies have been exposed by cybersecurity researchers. The threat attacks Atomic and Exodus wallet owners by using compromised software packages installed by developers unaware of the malware contained in the code. The malware, upon execution, is able to send cryptocurrency to thief-held addresses with no indication… Continue reading Crypto Holders Beware! New Malware Drains ETH, SOL, XRP Wallets→