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Ledger is investigating reports of lost funds from buyers in Southeast Asia. Its advice depends on whether customers have already set up their devices.
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Ledger is investigating reports of lost funds from buyers in Southeast Asia. Its advice depends on whether customers have already set up their devices.
A withdrawal rule failed in BitBay’s vault, while EtherVista’s swap reserve check was bypassed. SlowMist linked the fund losses to two separate contract flaws on October 9.
Local reports citing police say cash and watches were also taken. The initial estimate of 37 million baht covers all stolen property, including the crypto transfer.
An initial estimate of roughly $2 million rose above $6 million the same day. How the attacker obtained permission to access the vault remains unresolved.
Investigators have traced a bank deposit and seized vehicles in a case involving promises of high returns. One complainant says he paid ₹55.5 million.
The contract-side flaw has been patched, but repairs to the transfer infrastructure are continuing. Restoring the trading service and reopening deposits and withdrawals across affected networks follow separate timelines.
Texts impersonating Coinbase arrived during a real support exchange and allegedly exposed two wallets under one account. The latest legal step concerns assets traced to part of the loss, with ownership and repayment still to be resolved.
The dispute over April’s rsETH exploit has reached Vancouver. KelpDAO alleges that LayerZero approved its bridge configuration, while the other side calls the claim meritless.
A flaw that allowed unauthorized ZANO and fUSD issuance has pushed the network back to before Hard Fork 6. Legitimate transactions from the affected period are also excluded, while assets transferred on other networks remain beyond the rollback’s reach.
Bitget’s request to stop serving attacker addresses has met THORChain’s defense of permissionless access. The network has not announced an address-blocking measure or a fund recovery plan.