Hackers stole $1.7 billion in crypto. How? #shorts [TQqxOUw7EL]

2025-01-02T09:26:43+0100

Hackers stole $1.7 billion in crypto. How? #shorts [TQqxOUw7EL]. Doubts about the source of su yu s surplus money su yuyu you are so rich why do you still go to work in a milk tea shop and be a tutor someone couldn t help but ask I do market research myself su yuyu said. The library to make up for the homework she had left behind in fact the freshman year has just started and the course is relatively easy su yuyu has a good foundation and basically does not need to make up. Contacts and it will definitely be more convenient to do things in the future zhang lingyue was triumphant yeah I just moved in today I didn t expect to see a strange person here manager chen don t you jin. Questions in advance how could director ma agree their programs are based on authenticity and they never pass the question otherwise it would be impossible to never roll over when similar programs are. Proud after she had no chance to touch her necklace he directly opened his jewelry box and took a box I ll put this on for you li xinyue opened it and found that it was a very beautiful diamond necklace. Curiously at the time it s not that you can t see it it s a legal abyss but I m afraid you ll get lost in it mori owai was very concerned about her contact with other men she met a boy and the two were very. I immediately hang up and destroy the calling card fuxi s tone of voice seemed to have changed she was very strong she was indifferent she was completely different from her usual appearance the woman really. Knees it was like a child stealing an adult s clothes she tossed her sleeves and complained it s too big vuchel smiled it s good in the closet don t you have tsumiki s mother s clothes throw it away what.

In July this year, hackers stole 308 million dollars from the Japanese crypto exchange DMM Bitcoin. A few weeks later, 230 million dollars was stolen from India's WazirX crypto exchange. Analysts at Chainalysis estimate that hackers stole $1.7 billion from cryptocurrency exchanges in 2023. Crypto exchanges are a tidbit target for cybercriminals. How do they hack into them? Most often, theft is accomplished by exploiting vulnerabilities in smart contracts. A smart contract is a computer algorithm that automatically executes the terms of a contract. Users draft them themselves and sometimes make mistakes. Attackers take advantage of it. Sometimes the theft occurs when hackers gain access to corporate networks that use crypto services. SIM swap is another method of cryptocurrency theft. In this case, the SIM hijacker uses social engineering to convince the mobile operator to port the victim's phone number to their SIM card. In February 2024, criminals who stole $400 million in this way were arrested in the United States. Be aware of  the attackers' methods. #sumsub #crypto #cryptoexchanges #socialengineering #shorts Sumsub — empowering compliance and anti-fraud teams to fight money laundering, terrorist financing, and online fraud. More about us: https://sumsub.com https://twitter.com/Sumsubcom https://www.instagram.com/sumsubcom/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/18232778/admin/