ChainCatcher message, the full-chain NFT protocol Holograph stated on social media: "After an extremely intense two-month manhunt conducted by the French Cybercrime Prevention Office (OFAC), BRI, Europol, the Italian Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate, and the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), we are pleased to announce that several individuals have been arrested in connection with the Holograph hacking incident that occurred on June 13.As part of the arrests, a significant amount of assets and electronic devices have been frozen and seized. With the assistance of French authorities, the arrests took place in Italy. The suspects will soon be extradited to France for trial. Due to the ongoing investigation, the names of the suspects cannot be disclosed at this time at the request of French authorities. The team will share more information regarding the recovery of assets within the Holograph ecosystem."

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, WazirX co-founder Nischal Shetty stated that the exchange is seeking assistance from other exchanges to deal with the $230 million hacking incident that occurred earlier this month, which accounted for nearly 45% of customer funds. Shetty mentioned that all possible options are being considered and emphasized the importance of seeking help from other exchanges.In addition, Shetty revealed that WazirX has filed a report with the Mumbai police and has reported the incident to the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In). Indian CERT has raised some targeted questions, and according to a source, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States is also looking into the matter.Regarding the possibility of collaboration with other exchanges, Shetty did not rule out the possibility of being taken over by another company, but he could not disclose specific details due to confidentiality agreements. WazirX is currently facing challenges, including a lack of clear regulatory guidance, which is affecting cryptocurrency withdrawal operations.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by Shield, hackers launched 21 attacks in February 2024, stealing approximately $360 million, an increase of 97.6% compared to January 2024. Additionally, about 1.8% of the stolen funds have been returned, totaling approximately $6.7 million.

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.