ChainCatcher message, Slow Mist stated on platform X that, according to data submitted by community users, the losses from the DEXX hacking incident have reached millions of dollars, and these funds are currently scattered across multiple different hacker addresses.

ChainCatcher news, according to BeInCrypto, Indian police have arrested West Bengal resident SK Masud Alam for allegedly participating in the WazirX hacking incident. Earlier this year, the hacking incident resulted in a loss of over $230 million in cryptocurrency, leaving customers unable to withdraw their funds.Alam is accused of creating a fake account under the alias Souvik Mondal and selling that account to hackers via Telegram. The account was later used to conduct illegal operations against the cryptocurrency exchange WazirX.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has established a website to collect statements from individuals affected by the 2016 Bitfinex hacking incident, aiming to provide potential victims an opportunity to share how the criminal actions of Ilya Lichtenstein and his wife Heather Morgan have impacted them.Although the DOJ's position is that, under the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA), there are no victims of a convicted crime, the department has still issued this notice to the public to ensure that anyone who may have been harmed by the defendant's actions can be heard. This includes affected Bitfinex account holders.

ChainCatcher message, according to on-chain detective ZachXBT, American rapper Wiz Khalifa's X account was hacked earlier today and false WIZ token information was posted. The attacker is the same person who hacked Andy Ayrey's (founder of Truth Terminal) X account a few days ago.The related posts have been deleted.

ChainCatcher news, according to Deep Tide TechFlow, multiple cryptocurrency practitioners have reported that their Twitter (X) and TG accounts were hacked, ultimately traced back to the source of the attack being the North Korean hacker group DangerousPassword by a security company. One of the cryptocurrency practitioners whose account was hacked stated that he did not click on any phishing links, and the specific reason for the hack is still under investigation.It is worth noting that the North Korean hackers involved in this case are proficient in Chinese and are familiar with the current trends and terminology in the cryptocurrency industry.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, U.S. prosecutors are seeking an 18-month prison sentence for Heather Morgan (better known by her rapper name "Razzlekhan") for her involvement in laundering 120,000 bitcoins stolen from Bitfinex in a 2016 hack.It is reported that in August 2023, Morgan pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering and one count of conspiracy to commit fraud against the United States, each of which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.

ChainCatcher news, according to market news, the U.S. government claims that Bitfinex may be the "only victim" of the Bitcoin stolen in the 2016 hacker attack.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a dozen cryptocurrency companies unknowingly employed IT workers from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), including established blockchain projects such as Injective, ZeroLend, Fantom, Sushi, Yearn Finance, and Cosmos Hub. These workers used fake IDs, successfully passed interviews, cleared background checks, and provided real work experience.In the United States and other countries that sanction North Korea, hiring North Korean workers is illegal, and multiple companies that employed North Korean IT staff subsequently suffered hacking attacks. Noted blockchain developer Zaki Manian stated, "Everyone is trying to filter these people out." He inadvertently hired two North Korean IT workers to help develop the Cosmos Hub blockchain in 2021.U.S. authorities have recently intensified warnings that North Korean IT workers are infiltrating tech companies and using the proceeds to fund nuclear weapons programs. An investigation revealed that North Korean job seekers are particularly aggressive and frequent in targeting cryptocurrency companies—successfully passing interviews, clearing background checks, and even showcasing impressive code contribution histories on the open-source software repository GitHub.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by Shield, in September 2024, there were over 20 hacking incidents in the cryptocurrency sector, resulting in losses of approximately $120.23 million (Note: this does not include the $32.4 million spWETH stolen in the Permit signature phishing attack).

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, as of today 13:44, the estimated loss from the hacking incident at the cryptocurrency exchange BingX has exceeded 52 million dollars.BingX Chief Product Officer Vesper Lin stated, "All user losses caused by this hacking incident will be fully covered by BingX's own funds." Reports indicate that security companies have assisted in freezing approximately 1 million dollars of the stolen funds. BingX is still calculating its total losses.

ChainCatcher News, U.S. District Court Judge Philip Brimmer ruled to dismiss the class action lawsuit against the Estonian cryptocurrency wallet provider Atomic Wallet. The court found a lack of jurisdiction over Atomic Wallet, its CEO Konstantin Gladyshev, shareholder Pavel Sokolov, and the affiliated software development company Evercode Infinite. The lawsuit stemmed from a hacking incident in June 2023, in which Atomic Wallet suffered approximately $100 million in losses.Judge Brimmer noted in his ruling that the connection between Atomic Wallet and the state of Colorado was insufficient to establish the court's jurisdiction over the company. The judge specifically emphasized that, given that Atomic Wallet provides software application services, it is difficult for the company to determine the specific geographical location of its users. The court granted the plaintiffs an additional 21 days to provide reasons why the lawsuit against Ilia Brusov, one of the founders of Evercode Infinite who holds 12.8% of Atomic Wallet shares, should not be dismissed.

ChainCatcher news, Penpie has released a report on the hacking incident, with a total of approximately $27.34 million worth of 11,113.6 ETH stolen. The attacker exploited a security vulnerability on the Penpie platform by manipulating a fake Pendle market to maximize rewards. The vulnerability is located in the batchHarvestMarketRewards() function of the PendleStakingBaseUpg contract, where the attacker manipulated the reward tokens and their quantities by re-entering the depositMarket() function and repeatedly adding new deposits from flash loans. The Penpie team responded quickly, suspending deposit and withdrawal functions, and collaborating with multiple security agencies to trace the stolen funds.Currently, the Penpie frontend has been restored, and the team is working with law enforcement to identify and apprehend the attacker. Additionally, the Penpie team is developing a compensation plan to fairly address the losses of affected users.

ChainCatcher message, the stablecoin protocol Usual stated that its USD0 pool was not affected by the Penpie hacking incident.

ChainCatcher message: The decentralized liquidity platform Orderly Network disclosed on social media that its Discord has been hacked. Please do not click on any links and be cautious about your funds' safety.

ChainCatcher message, io.net posted on social media that the address of one of its administrators has been stolen. The official has currently muted the Discord channel and will resolve the issue as soon as possible, reopening the channel.

ChainCatcher message, former CEO of io.net Shadid posted on X that the official IO Discord server has been compromised and phishing links have been posted. He has reported this issue to the team, and please do not click on suspicious links.

ChainCatcher message, according to MistTrack monitoring, the official Discord of 1inch is suspected to have been hacked and phishing links have been posted. Please be cautious about the safety of your funds.

ChainCatcher message, Polygon's Chief Information Security Officer Mudit Gupta posted on social media that he has regained access to the Polygon community Discord and is cleaning up all the changes made by the hacker to ensure that there is no further breach.Previously, on August 24 at 3 PM, Mudit Gupta posted on social media that the Polygon community Discord had been attacked and advised not to click on any links, as the team was attempting to regain ownership.