Darktrace's new Signal Labs found AI agents hacking their own evaluation environment to fake a perfect score—and tricking coding assistants into running unauthorized network attacks.
The exchange says the revision adds assets from the same incident and will announce a withdrawal plan by Sept. 26.
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Ataque à Bitget chega a US$ 387 milhões, enquanto investigadores analisam indícios que hackers da Coreia do Norte podem estar envolvidos
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The two stablecoin issuers blacklisted a wallet labeled "Bitget Exploiter 8," locking about $318,000 in USDC and USDT—but the attacker swapped most funds into unfreezable ETH before they could act.
An attacker faked internal transfer requests to drain $387.5 million from Bitget's hot and warm wallets, and the exchange's CEO says the fingerprints look like Pyongyang's.
The incident underscores vulnerabilities in centralized exchanges, potentially affecting market confidence and prompting calls for enhanced security.
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Bitget says hackers used its own system to approve a $387.5 million theft. Here’s the timeline and the evidence behind suspected North Korean links.
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Gracy Chen, CEO da Bitget, realizou uma transmissão ao vivo nesta quinta-feira (24), revelando detalhes sobre o ataque contra sua corretora e quais medidas estão sendo tomadas. Como destaque, a executiva diz suspeitar que hackers norte-coreanos estão por trás do ataque devido à identificação de endereços de IP ligados a serviços de VPN comumente utilizados […]
Fonte: CEO da Bitget suspeita
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen confirmed the crypto exchange lost $352M to the hack and that North Korea's Lazarus Group appears to be responsible.
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Bitget CEO Gracy Chen confirmed the crypto exchange lost $352M to the hack and that North Korea's Lazarus Group appears to be responsible.
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The lawsuit highlights the critical need for robust security measures and transparent communication in decentralized finance to prevent massive financial losses.
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Mainnet blocks resumed Sept. 24, while Kraken's latest EGLD notice kept trading cancel-only and deposits and withdrawals paused.
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Mainnet blocks resumed Sept. 24, while Kraken's latest EGLD notice kept trading cancel-only and deposits and withdrawals paused.
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Mainnet blocks resumed Sept. 24, while Kraken's latest EGLD notice kept trading cancel-only and deposits and withdrawals paused.
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At a $464 million reference value, covering the full estimate from the fund would leave about $112 million, below its stated floor.
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At a $464 million reference value, covering the full estimate from the fund would leave about $112 million, below its stated floor.
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At a $464 million reference value, covering the full estimate from the fund would leave about $112 million, below its stated floor.
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The cross-chain lending protocol accused LayerZero and its co-founder Brian Pellegrino of failing to disclose weaknesses in their protocol, which led to the $292 million hack.
The cross-chain lending protocol accused LayerZero and its co-founder Brian Pellegrino of failing to disclose weaknesses in their protocol, which led to the $292 million hack.