The hacker behind Euler Finance's $200m exploit has returned more funds to the protocols and seemingly apologized on the blockchain. The attacker, who identified themselves as Jacob, sent 7,000 ether and $10m worth of DAI stablecoins to the protocol, bringing the total returned to over $120m.
According to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, Binance, and Huobi, two prominent cryptocurrency exchanges, have frozen approximately $1.4 million worth of cryptocurrencies linked to North Korea.
On Thursday, Norwegian police revealed the seizure of a record $5.8 million in bitcoin stolen by North Korean hackers last year. In March 2022, hackers stole $625 million from a blockchain project related to the crypto-based game Axie Infinity.
A hacker took advantage of a bug in the Ankr Protocol's code to create six quadrillion aBNBc tokens and convert a portion of them into $5 million USDC.
Solana Foundation reported the theft on Wednesday. Value of stolen assets is unknown, as is the nature of the exploit. Wallet providers such as Slope and Phantom were also impacted. Solana received $314 million in fundraising last year, led by Andreessen Horowitz.
Crypto exchange ZB.com may have been hacked after $4.8 million was withdrawn from its hot wallet. Over 20 crypto tokens, including SHIB, USDT, and MATIC, were sold for $2,224 ETH ($3.6 million).
Token bridge across chains On Monday, Nomad was infiltrated, resulting in a loss of cryptocurrencies worth about $200 million in terms of Total Value Locked (TVL).
The United States is fighting back against North Korean cyber attacks.
According to the report, the hacker stole from a wallet that was allegedly used as a liquidity provider on the Uniswap decentralized exchange (DEX).
The Lazarus Group laundered roughly $5.4 million with the help of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, back in 2020.
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