ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, in June 2024, there were over 20 hacking incidents in the cryptocurrency sector, resulting in losses of approximately $176.2 million. This marks a decrease of 54.2% compared to May 2024 (hacker profits were about $385 million).

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist released its weekly security report, revealing that the cryptocurrency sector lost over 90 million dollars last week. Among them, Prisma Finance suffered a loss of about 11.6 million dollars due to a hacking attack; Munchables lost approximately 62.8 million dollars due to internal manipulation; ZongZiFa lost about 229,000 dollars due to a flash loan attack; and the RWA infrastructure of the Curio ecosystem lost around 16 million dollars due to contract logic flaws.

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist released its weekly security report, revealing that the cryptocurrency sector lost over 11.4 million dollars last week. Among them:The Super Sushi Samurai attack resulted in a loss of 4.6 million dollars;Dolomite suffered a loss of 1.8 million dollars due to an old contract vulnerability;AirDAO incurred a loss of 1.05 million dollars from a phishing attack;TICKER faced a loss of 900,000 dollars due to internal manipulation;ParaSwap lost 24,000 dollars due to a smart contract vulnerability;LayerSwap experienced a loss of 100,000 dollars due to DNS hijacking;The counterfeit Ansem phishing scheme caused a loss of 2.6 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to data from Web3 venture capital firms a16z and Electric Capital, the number of active open-source developers in the crypto space has reached its lowest point since 2020.a16z's Crypto Status Index shows that the number of crypto coders has dropped by nearly half from last year's peak, falling from 36,500 in January 2022 to 19,630 in September 2023. The last time the number of developers was below this level was in December 2020, at the start of the crypto bull market, when there were about 18,100 developers.

ChainCatcher news, according to reports from the security shield, as of September 25, 2023, the top ten hacker attacks of the year include Mixin (loss of $200 million), Euler Labs (loss of $197 million, hackers have returned the funds), Vyper/Curve (loss of $73.6 million, hackers returned $52.3 million), CoinEx (loss of $70 million), Atomic Wallet (loss of $65 million), Stake (loss of $41 million), CoinsPaid (loss of $37.7 million), Poly Network (loss of $26 million), low-carb-crusader (loss of $25 million), and phishing targeting whales (loss of $24 million). Mixin is the largest crypto hacking incident so far this year.