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Mango Markets $100 Million Exploiter Reveals Identity
16.10.2022
The exploiter of Solana-based DeFi lending platform Mango Markets has revealed his identity, referring to his actions as "a highly profitable trading strategy.”
Avraham Eisenberg, who calls himself a "digital art dealer," has revealed that he was behind the $100 million exploit that hit Mango...
$114M Mango Markets Exploiter Outs Himself, Returns Most of the Money
15.10.2022
Transit Swap Exploiter Returns Large Chunk of $28.9M Hack
3.10.2022
Transit Swap, a cross-chain decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, has received 70% of stolen funds back from a hacker that exploited a smart contract vulnerability
Cream Finance Exploiter Converts $1.75M in Stolen Funds to Bitcoin
12.9.2022
The decentralized finance application has been exploited three times since going live in 2020
ETH Mixer Tornado Cash Reveals Blocking OFAC Sanctioned Ethereum Addresses via Chainalysis Oracle Contract
16.4.2022
According to the project’s official Twitter account, Tornado Cash, the ethereum mixing service that allows participants to shuffle ether, is blocking flagged ethereum addresses listed on the Office of Foreign Assets Control’s (OFAC) Specially Designated Nationals And Blocked Persons...
Ronin Exploiter Moved 21,000 Ether to Tornado Cash in Past Week
13.4.2022
The stash is worth over $65 million at the time of writing
NFT marketplace bug undervalues tokens, helps exploiter nab $750,000
24.1.2022
The NFT marketplace bug was reportedly discovered on Dec. 31, which showed transferred NFTs as listed on OpenSea
Poly Network Exploiter Starts Returning the Funds, Gives Back USD 1M
11.8.2021
The hacker of the decentralized finance (DeFi) interoperability protocol Poly Network, that just lost over USD 600m, first asked the protocol for a multi-signature (multisig) wallet to return the funds - and has started returning it.
So far, the hacker returned USD 1.007m, per Polygonscan data....
PAID Network exploiter nets $3 million in infinite mint attack
5.3.2021
After an attack at one point worth nearly $180 million, community members are left wondering if the exploit is a "rugpull" or a security lapse