Users can protect themselves from a blockchain hack by properly securing their cryptocurrency. This starts with safely ...

Relying on one person for private key access creates significant organizational risks and can lead to catastrophic losses. Using unverified tools puts cryptocurrency assets at risk of exploitation and ...

A $150 million theft targeting Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has been traced back to a security lapse involving the password manager LastPass, according to a forfeiture complaint filed by U.S. law ...

Munchables, a Web3 project on the Blast blockchain, suffered a hack that resulted in a loss of $62.5 million worth of ether (ETH). The attacker manipulated a contract and transferred stored user funds ...

The Flow blockchain is set to resume operations following a key decision by its validators to revert the network’s transaction ledger to a state before a major security breach late Friday, which ...

Blockchain analytics platform DefiLlama has highlighted a troubling milestone: April 2026 now ranks as the single month with ...

Cyber-thieves feasted on a staggering $2.3 billion worth of cryptocurrency in 2023. What Happened: From manipulated smart contracts to pilfered private keys, no protocol was entirely safe this year.

Smart contracts are no longer the biggest concern, as hackers are vying for easier targets, such as private key leaks. Cryptocurrency hackers and exploiters might be poised for a more successful year ...

Losses from crypto scams, hacks, and exploits increased by approximately 21% year-over-year in 2024 — with threat actors paying particular attention to centralized services and private keys this year, ...

On January 9, PeckShieldAlert, a blockchain security and forensic platform, revealed that crypto hacks and scams cost $3.01 billion in 2024. This represents a substantial 15% increase compared to the ...