Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget confirmed on Wednesday that attackers exploited a zero-day vulnerability in third-party security products to steal $387.5 million last week. This confirmation comes from ongoing investigation findings provided by SlowMist, a blockchain security firm.
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Blockchain security firm SlowMist has traced the recent Bitget exchange hack to a zero-day exploit that was discovered on August 31, weeks prior to the actual theft. The firm's analysis revealed that the attackers utilized a combination of two security…
Security firm SlowMist is actively investigating a potential cryptocurrency theft incident that may be linked to a newly identified exploit targeting Apple's Safari browser on iOS devices. The exploit, as analyzed by SlowMist, reportedly targets versions of iOS ranging…
Malicious versions of the iOS application FomoPeek have been linked to the theft of approximately $580,000 in cryptocurrency, according to a report by the blockchain security firm SlowMist. These compromised applications, distributed through Apple's official App Store, utilized exploits targeting…
A newly identified malware targeting macOS systems is capable of hijacking Telegram sessions and compromising cryptocurrency wallets. Security researchers at SlowMist reported this week that the malware operates by stealing user credentials, which then allows it to gain unauthorized access…