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Here's a new crypto security attack you probably didn't know about: Transaction Simulation Spoofing #security #crypto_attacks scaleap.io/web3/blogs/det…

@0xCygaar Social engineering is most likely

idk how they knew the multisig signers, but this type of attack has happened in the past. requires identifying each signer and then getting them to unknowingly install malware so their multisig ui is compromised

Basically the hacker was able to attack each signer's device to make the multisig UI show something different from what was actually signed. That's how they got the multisig to sign away the funds. Crazy stuff.

ByBit Exchange Hack ($1.4B Transactions) - Security Researcher Explained 1. What the transaction did 2. How it could have (potentially) been prevented 3. How to spot this kind of transaction

How bybit was hacked yesterday for $ 1.4B? Bybit, a leading crypto exchange got its wallet drained of 1.4B worth of Ethereum, making this the worst crypto hack in history. How is that possible? They keep their ETH funds in a multi-sig wallet, meaning that for a transaction to go through, multiple people would have to approve it. A hacker group, rumored to be the Lazarus Group from North Korea, sent a musked transaction to that wallet. On the screen, the transaction appeared to be from @safe, and appeared to transfer their funds to a well-known internal warm wallet, so the employees trusted it and signed it In reality, the transaction aimed to change the source code of the smart contract. Bybit confirmed that the other wallets are completely safe Conclusion: Never ever trust an unknown transaction, unless you check its details! #Bybit #BybitHack #bybithacked

@PatrickAlphaC Such a certification should be mandatory for critical signers

I make a video showing step by step how to verify these transactions. “Nah, thats too much effort” And then $1.4B later, maybe we should have watched. I’m thinking we need wallet devops certs.

@PixOnChain Security has a long way to go in Web3, but people have to put in the effort to learn the minimum

This is Lazarus They just stole $1.46 billion from Bybit And they didn’t break the code — they broke the people Here’s untold story of how they did it (and why no one is truly safe) 👇

@tommj824 @sparkchainai Agreed, security has a long way to go in Web3.0

@0xCygaar Insanely coordinated

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@ethereumfndn Another great step to dominate the market

Announcing the Open Intents Framework ✨ Ecosystem-wide interop, accelerated by 30+ teams from all corners of Ethereum. A modular, open framework to make it seamless for any chain to get intents into the hands of users & improve cross-chain UX. ➡️ openintents.xyz

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