New Delegation Flaw Exploited by Wallet Drainers to Steal User Assets
EIP-7702-style delegation is weaponized to bypass traditional `approve` checks, granting malicious contracts persistent, batch execution authority over user assets.
AI-Generated Wallet Drainer Infiltrates Open-Source Ecosystem via Malicious NPM Package
An AI-crafted supply chain attack exploited developer trust in the NPM registry to deploy stealthy wallet-draining malware, compromising end-user funds.
Major DeFi Protocol Drained $200 Million Exploiting Critical Reentrancy Flaw
The reentrancy flaw allowed an external call to recursively withdraw assets, subverting state checks and draining $200M from the vault.
Seedify Fund Bridge Key Compromised Minting Unauthorized Tokens across Multiple Chains
Bridge contract private key compromise allowed unauthorized token minting, leading to immediate liquidity pool drain across five chains.
Crypto Investors Face Global Physical Coercion Attacks to Steal Private Keys
The human layer is the new attack surface; physical coercion exploits social engineering to bypass all digital security controls.
Cardano Blockchain Partitioned by Legacy Software Vulnerability Delegation Flaw
A legacy transaction validation flaw was exploited to fork the Cardano network, immediately disrupting exchange operations and compromising ledger integrity.
Web3 Users Compromised by AI-Aided Phishing Network Stealing Seed Phrases
The FreeDrain campaign leverages AI-generated content and search engine spamdexing to steal mnemonic phrases, bypassing traditional security controls at scale.
Major DeFi Lending Protocol Drained $50 Million via Oracle Manipulation
A $50M drain confirms that unaudited oracle input validation remains a critical systemic risk for all interconnected DeFi lending platforms.
Balancer Multi-Chain Pools Drained Exploiting Critical Access Control Flaw
Systemic weak permission controls across Balancer's multi-chain architecture enabled a massive $128M unauthorized asset drain, demanding immediate risk-mitigation action.
