Gamdom Hot-Wallet Breach
A server intrusion drained crypto casino Gamdom's hot wallets across several chains for roughly $4.2 million in a suspected key compromise.
An archive of cryptocurrency security incidents — hacks, exploits, bridge failures and rug pulls, documented with on-chain evidence.
A server intrusion drained crypto casino Gamdom's hot wallets across several chains for roughly $4.2 million in a suspected key compromise.
An estimated $86 million was drained from Ledger users who bought devices from reseller CryptoBilis, in a suspected supply-chain attack that captured their seed phrases.
Attackers drained about $7 million from crypto casino Duelbits's hot wallets across five chains in a suspected private-key compromise, forcing the platform offline.
Attackers used compromised recovery phrases to sweep roughly 11.7 million XRP — about $18 million — from over 6,600 D'CENT App Wallet accounts across five chains.
Attackers drained roughly $7.9M in USDT and ETH from crypto payment processor Coinsbuy across Tron and Ethereum in a coordinated hot-wallet key compromise.
Coinspect disclosed 'Ill Bloom,' a weak-randomness flaw in some wallets' seed-phrase generation that let attackers brute-force keys and drain over $5 million.
$90M+ drained from Iran's largest exchange by Predatory Sparrow, then burned to addresses tagged with anti-IRGC messages — a destruction-not-profit hack.
~$20M swept from Indonesia's largest crypto exchange across multiple chains in a coordinated hot-wallet compromise during 2024's run of exchange breaches.
$114M+ swept from Poloniex's Ethereum and Tron hot wallets after private keys were extracted from internal systems; Justin Sun pledged full reimbursement.
$2.7M drained from P2P exchange Remitano's hot wallets in USDT, ANK, USDC and ETH via private-key compromise; TTPs consistent with Lazarus.
Lazarus drained $54M from CoinEx hot wallets across Ethereum, Tron, BSC and seven other chains, reusing infrastructure from the prior week's Stake.com hit.
A private-key compromise drained $60M from AlphaPo's hot wallets across Tron, Bitcoin and Ethereum. The FBI attributed the payment-processor breach to Lazarus.
A Lazarus operation targeted Atomic Wallet's software, not individual seeds, draining $100M+ from roughly 5,500 users and bypassing self-custody guarantees.