According to Minterest, a decentralized lending agreement, the official website of X platform once again released relevant information about hacker rewards, including: "1.4 million US dollars Minterest hacker reward task-10% of the stolen funds will be used as a reward. Users can provide clues, find scammers, or return stolen funds, and can get 10% of the recovered funds. The reward has been released on the Arkham platform.

CoinStats stated in a post on X that it has been 6 days since the security incident occurred with CoinStats Wallet. The team has been working continuously to minimize losses and restore functionality by:

On June 22nd,famous rapper Curtis James Jackson III (stage name "50 Cent") claimed that his former Twitter account and website were hacked, resulting in hackers promoting a cryptocurrency scam and defrauding victims of $30 million.The hackers created a new cryptocurrency called "GUNIT" and used 50 Cent's large following (approximately 12.9 million fans) to attract more investors and drive up the price, then drained its value, causing the token price to plummet to $0.00016. On June 21st, 50 Cent posted on Instagram to his 32.8 million fans about the hack and admitted that a large amount of funds from victims had been lost from the project. "Twitter quickly locked my account. Whoever did this, got $30 million within 30 minutes," 50 Cent claimed, stating that he had no involvement with this cryptocurrency scam.

The hacker who stole over $130 million in assets from the DeFi project BXH on October 30, 2021, transferred 9,491 ETH (worth $31.38 million) through Tornado Cash five hours ago, as monitored by blockchain analyst Yu Jin. The hacker collected a total of 9,491 ETH through three addresses and deposited all of these ETH into Tornado Cash through the 0xda9...ad3 address.

According to Beosin KYT Anti-Money Laundering Analysis Platform, a blockchain security audit company, as reported by Jinse Finance, the amount of losses from various security incidents increased significantly in February 2024 compared to January. In February 2024, there were more than 19 typical security incidents, resulting in a total loss of $422 million due to hacker attacks, phishing scams, and Rug Pulls, an increase of approximately 102% from January. Among them, the amount of attack incidents was about $347 million, an increase of approximately 110%; phishing and fraud incidents were about $16.08 million, a decrease of approximately 52%; and Rug Pull incidents were about $59.38 million, an increase of approximately 440%. The largest attack incident in February was the attack on the encrypted gaming platform PlayDapp due to private key leakage, resulting in a loss of $290 million, which is also the highest security incident loss this year. Other incidents with losses exceeding tens of millions of dollars include: the centralized exchange FixedFloat was attacked, resulting in a loss of $26.1 million; and Axie Infinity co-founder Jihoz.ron's personal address suffered a loss of approximately $10 million due to private key leakage. In addition, the Hong Kong exchange Bitforex suspected a Rug Pull, with an abnormal outflow of $56.5 million from its hot wallet.

According to SlowMist monitoring, Seneca was exploited due to open external calls. Users are advised to cancel authorization in a timely manner.

According to the anti-capitalist hacker group @BTC_X__, a16z's official website has been attacked. The group claimed it was a gift to the AVAV community and will uphold fairness and anti-capitalism. Currently, the A16Z official website shows that access is timed out. It is reported that former US President Obama's X account has followed the anti-capitalist hacker group.

Lookonchain has monitored that hackers have attacked two wallets of Jihoz.ron and stolen assets worth $10.46 million, including: 3.2 million RON ($9.53 million), 282.32 WETH ($834,000), 160,000 PIXEL ($87,000), 2.76 million SLP ($10,000), 2,042 USDC and 164 AXS ($1,272). All assets were converted to 3,249 ETH ($9.6 million) and deposited into Tornado Cash.

Chain Detective ZachXBT stated in the Telegram group that from February 19th to 20th, a new batch of more than 22 LastPass hackers caused losses of over 6.2 million US dollars to victims. The stolen funds on the EVM chain were quickly exchanged and bridged to Bitcoin. Last year, according to Chain Detective ZachXBT's monitoring, on Wednesday, October 25, 2023, alone, LastPass hackers caused more than 25 victims to be stolen about 4.4 million US dollars.

According to security researcher @officer_cia's monitoring, the encrypted trading platform FixedFloat was suspected to have been attacked, resulting in a loss of 1700 ETH.