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Crypto Disaster Unfolds as Grandma Gets Grand Theft: You Won’t Believe the Shocking Amount Stolen From Your Favorite Crypto Exchange!

A  illustration of a grandma sitting at her computer, surrounded by cryptocurrency screens with money disappearing from them, while a hacker figure lurks behind the screen, holding a briefcase full of Bitcoin. The background is filled with chaotic lines and codes representing cyberattacks.

It’s like they say, ‘you can’t buy happiness’… but you can spend your grandma’s life savings on Bitcoin and call it a good investment! Another day, another dollar (or in this case, $13 million) lost to crypto hacks. Centralized exchange M2 got hit with a whopping $13.7 million heist, because who needs security when you’ve got a bunch of code and some hopes and dreams? The hackers managed to sniff out the hot wallets like it was going out of style (spoiler alert: it’s not). Meanwhile, WazirX is still trying to recover from that whole $230 million debacle. It seems like every time we think crypto can’t get any more sketchy, some genius comes along and proves us wrong.

Source: cointelegraph

Cryptocurrency hackers have struck once more, stealing over $13 million in a new cyberattack on a crypto exchange. Centralized cryptocurrency exchange (CEX) M2 was hacked for $13.7 million worth of digital assets, the exchange shared in an Oct. 31 announcement, which stated: M2 security incident. Source: M2 Hackers managed to steal the $13.7 million in Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and Solana (SOL) from the exchange’s hot wallets, wrote pseudonymous onchain […]

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