crypto hacks

The term **"crypto hacks"** refers to incidents in which digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, tokens, or blockchain-based systems are unlawfully accessed, stolen, or exploited by malicious actors. These attacks can target cryptocurrency exchanges, digital wallets, decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, smart contracts, or even individual users. Common techniques include phishing, exploiting software vulnerabilities, private key theft, and social engineering. The goal of such hacks is typically to steal funds or manipulate blockchain operations for financial gain.
  1. Crypto Hacks Hit $3.4 Billion in 2025 as Security Failures Escalate

    Crypto Hacks Hit $3.4 Billion in 2025 as Security Failures Escalate

    Crypto Hacks Reached $3.4 Billion in 2025 as Security Failures Deepened 2025 exposed an uncomfortable truth for the crypto industry. Despite louder claims of maturity and institutional readiness, hackers drained an estimated $3.4 billion from crypto platforms over the year. The scale of losses...
  2. Claude AI Revisits Mt. Gox Code - And Finds Every 2011 Vulnerability

    Claude AI Revisits Mt. Gox Code - And Finds Every 2011 Vulnerability

    Claude AI Revisits Mt. Gox Code - And Finds Every 2011 Vulnerability What if artificial intelligence had existed during Bitcoin’s first great collapse? Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès decided to find out - by feeding the exchange’s old code into Claude AI from Anthropic. A Test in Digital...
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