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After a year of kidnappings, assaults and armed home invasions targeting cryptocurrency holders, the industry is racing to harden its defenses. Conferences are beefing up security. Private firms serving crypto holders say demand has surged. Exchanges are prot…
After a year of kidnappings, assaults and armed home invasions targeting cryptocurrency holders, the industry is racing to harden its defenses. Conferences are beefing up security. Private firms ser… [+7820 chars]
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The largest hack occurred in February 2025, when $1.5 billion in ether was stolen from a Bybit cold wallet.
Exchanges are major targets because they often hold large amounts of digital assets in hot wallets or through smart contracts that can be exploited by hackers.
Safety recommendations include keeping cryptocurrencies in offline cold storage when not actively trading and avoiding custodial accounts that lack insurance.
Yes, in the 2021 Poly Network hack, the attacker returned all stolen assets after developers appealed for the funds and requested exchanges to blacklist the hacker's addresses.