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ARTICLE · 06 NOVEMBER 2024

Crypto Hacking Threats Continue

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According to recent reports, a wallet containing funds seized by the U.S. government recently transferred over $20 million in stablecoins and ETH in activity that some analysts suspect was a hack.

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Robert A. Musiala Jr.
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According to recent reports, a wallet containing funds seized by the U.S. government recently transferred over $20 million in stablecoins and ETH in activity that some analysts suspect was a hack. The funds were reportedly transferred to a five-day-old address and then moved to various so-called instant exchanges. The government-controlled wallet was reportedly almost entirely emptied in the incident. In a separate incident, approximately $1 million in cryptocurrency was recently stolen in a hack that exploited vulnerabilities in certain lending smart contracts on the Base blockchain.

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