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Chainlink recently altered its multisig wallet’s signature rule, shifting from a 4-of-9 to a 4-of-8 requirement. Critics suggest this change and removal of a wallet address may indicate potential centralized control risking the DeFi ecosystem’s integrity. Regardless, Chainlink maintains its utility in DeFi projects and its token value keeps growing.

Blockchain security firms Peckshield and Cyvers report suspicious activity involving crypto casino Stake. Around $16 million in cryptocurrencies was moved through a specific wallet and split among numerous addresses – a potential ‘rug pull’ amid falling crypto values. Concerns are now growing in the digital asset community, calling for a thorough investigation.

Fireblocks, a crypto infrastructure company, exposed vulnerabilities, known as “BitForge”, in crypto wallets that use multi-party computation (MPC) technology. High-profile firms including Coinbase, ZenGo, and Binance quickly partnered with Fireblocks to counter these vulnerabilities, thus safeguarding against potential exploitation. The vulnerabilities highlighted safety issues about the previously assumed secure MPC wallets.

A cybercriminal believed to be responsible for stealing $62 million in cryptocurrency from decentralized exchange Curve Finance is returning the assets. This surprising turn of events follows a coding glitch which enabled the exploit. The offender contacted Alchemix, one of the victims, and returned around $8.9 million in ether, leading to a hopeful prospect for the recovery of stolen crypto assets.

“Cyberattacks pose major threats in today’s digital world, exploiting vulnerabilities in systems for harmful purposes. These attacks start with reconnaissance, weaponize found vulnerabilities, deliver and install harmful software, then take measures to conceal activity. To mitigate risk, educate on threats and implement robust digital safety measures.”

“Cryptocurrency enthusiasts were alarmed by reports of Multichain’s suspicious withdrawals and possible internal fraud or “rug pull”. Questions arise over its administration’s integrity and security, highlighting the need for robust security measures, comprehensive internal protocols, and regulatory oversight in cryptocurrency platforms.”

“Reports from Multichain developers confirm an exploit that affected $130 million in user tokens, urging users to halt any use of its service. The news affected Multichain’s MULTI tokens that dropped 13% within 24 hours. Bridge-based crypto exploitations have reportedly caused the disappearance of an estimated $2.66 billion in the last few years.”

Multiple bridge contracts run by Multichain encountered significant outflows involving widely held tokens. The Fantom bridge was nearly emptied, surpassing $120 million in total value. The unexpected withdrawals created concern across social media, with some suspecting a potential digital intrusion or ‘hack’. Cryptocurrency projects are reassuring communities about this potential exploit.

2022 saw over $2 billion in token bridge thefts due to vulnerabilities in security measures. This article discusses common security breaches, including social engineering attacks, private key issues, and smart contract vulnerabilities, and highlights how experts are developing stronger security protocols for a secure multi-chain future.

A critical zero-day vulnerability in the Tron network’s multisignature mechanism was discovered by dWallet Labs, affecting over $500 million worth of digital assets. The flaw, which allows unauthorized transactions, raises questions about Tron’s reliability and security, but the prompt patch deployment is a positive sign.