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BTCPay founder Nicolas Dorier said the attacker logged in as admin on instances that appear to be running versions before 2.4.2, and the project later said its investigation had pinned down the attack vector.
Deposits brought back about 22 cents for every dollar withdrawn as the exchange restarted withdrawals, and Binance says it has now made up about 95% of the hack losses.
The company said its GitBook documentation was restored as of 9:15 a.m. ET, but it has not said what the activity was or whether anything beyond the docs was affected.
Flap, Kintsu and Origami confirmed their sites were redirected on Friday night, while Blockaid flagged nine more; who opened the door is still disputed.
zkLink, the team behind Nova, said Thursday it had halted the network, patched the affected contracts and switched off withdrawals, after security firms said an attacker faked withdrawal approvals to drain funds from its bridge to Ethereum.
The change keeps validator deposits pending at the Gloas fork from being credited to a builder that shares the same key, a scenario its author called a conditional finding, not a live exploit.
The Ethereum Foundation’s Austin Griffith put about $1 behind an easy-to-guess private key, and bots tried to take it within seconds.
Owners must stake, post and attest to a permitted country to earn Robinhood Stock Tokens. Anyone can buy the NFT, and the portfolio inside it, with no KYC.
The venue’s Oct. 30 notice lists 50 objecting companies, up from 38 two days earlier, and still gives no date for trading to start.
India’s foreign-exchange enforcer says it searched four premises in Bengaluru and Madhya Pradesh on Oct. 27 over more than ₹5,000 crore in crypto transfers that it says crossed India’s borders without authorization.
Four CryptoBilis-bought Trezors checked so far showed no tampering, and the company is asking anyone who bought from the reseller since March to move to a new seed.
Can the US fight AI-powered hackers and North Korea by deputizing its private sector? Two government veterans explain why the answer is yes and no.