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🚨 📢 BREAKING: Bybit Confirms $1.46 Billion Hack -Full Breakdown & Wallet Tracking 🚨 🔍 Method: Masked UI Spoofing This is a deep dive into the hack, the attacker’s tactics, and how we can track their stolen ETH. Let’s get into it! 👇

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@SAMEERANJUM19 @PiCoreTeam DM the scammer details

@PiCoreTeam ❌❌🚫Scammer Username Json had My wallet hacked and transferred pi coin please do recover my pi coin ❗❗❗@PiCoreTeam

The first PiFest in Open Network showcased record participation. A total of over 125,000 registered sellers—including over 58,000 active sellers—and 1.8 million Pioneers have used Map of Pi, highlighting real-world Pi utility globally. minepi.com/blog/open-netw… Pioneers and merchants engaged in a wide range of transactions, from everyday essentials like groceries and clothing to professional services like design and automotive repairs, all powered by Pi in local commerce. Read the PiFest recap blog to learn more, and continue engaging with and advancing Pi’s utility!

@ANDYLE22684 @nkokkalis DM me the details bro I will check

@nkokkalis Hi Mr.Nicolas! I wonder if you can help me recover the Pi from my account? My account was hacked, and 112.3 Pi was transferred to this wallet! Hic...hic...!

@carisma795 @angulboy DM me the details

farming.goyalsaltvp.com Defi project on this website and @angulboy This account owner Both of them are scammers. They hacked my money in my wallet. Please be careful and don't let them harm you too #hack #beingscam #sec #ElonMusk #PiNetwork

@tomb0l0 @PiCoreTeam @Pi_UpdatesDaily Can you DM me the details please?

Warning: This man scammed me and stole over 700 pi from me, I made a stupid mistake I know that, but please be careful. Does anyone know if I can get my Crypto back? Help would be appreciated #PiNetwork2025 $PI @PiCoreTeam @Pi_UpdatesDaily #PiNetwork

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DAY 1 of 100: Investigating Crypto Hacks & Cybersecurity Breaches 🚨 Thread (1/10)🧵 The Mt. Gox Bitcoin Saga: The Full Story from Day 1 to Today What started as a Magic: The Gathering trading site in 2006 turned into the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange and then collapsed in the biggest crypto heist ever. $9B in Bitcoin is still moving today as Mt. Gox repays creditors after a decade. Here’s the full breakdown of what happened, who was responsible, and why it still matters in 2025. 👇

Thread (10/10) 🧵 2024-2025 – BILLIONS IN BTC ARE MOVING AGAIN After 10 years, creditors are finally getting repaid! May 2024: 141,000 BTC ($9.6B) moved July 2024: 47,229 BTC ($2.71B) transferred Nov 2024: 32,871 BTC ($2.2B) sent Feb 2025: 67,500 BTC ($3.9B) moved March 6, 2025: 12,090 BTC ($1.09B) transferred intel.arkm.com/explorer/tx/61…

Thread (9/10)🧵 Legal Fallout & Lawsuits 2015: Mark Karpelès arrested in Japan. Charges: Data falsification & embezzlement. 2019 Verdict: Guilty of record-tampering Not guilty of embezzlement Punishment: 2.5 years in prison, suspended sentence—he never went to jail.

Thread (8/10) 🧵 Where Did the Bitcoin Go? March 2014: 200,000 BTC “found” in an old cold wallet—reducing the net loss to 650,000 BTC. 2017: Blockchain analysis traced over 300,000 BTC to BTC-e, a shady Russian exchange. 2017: Alexander Vinnik (BTC-e operator) arrested for laundering stolen Mt. Gox BTC. 2023: The U.S. DOJ indicted two Russian hackers for the original Mt. Gox theft. Fact: This wasn’t just one hack—it was a multi-year theft & laundering operation.

Thread (7/10)🧵 February 2014 – The Collapse Begins Feb 7, 2014: Customers couldn’t withdraw BTC—Mt. Gox suspended all withdrawals, blaming “technical issues.” Feb 17, 2014: CEO Mark Karpelès reassured customers: “We should be able to resume withdrawals soon.” Feb 20, 2014: Karpelès resigned from the Bitcoin Foundation board. Feb 24, 2014: Mt. Gox deleted all its Twitter posts, and its website went offline. Feb 28, 2014 – Bankruptcy Filed: •Mt. Gox finally admitted they had lost 750,000 BTC of customers’ funds + 100,000 BTC of their own. •Total loss? 850,000 BTC (~$473M at the time, ~$40B today). The biggest Bitcoin exchange had just vanished overnight.

Thread (6/10) 🧵 The 2013 Warning Signs March 2013: A transaction log bug caused a 23% crash in BTC price. April 2013: Mt. Gox suspended trading—causing a 50% crash. May 2013: A $75M lawsuit + U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warrant led to seized bank accounts. June 2013: Mt. Gox suspended withdrawals customers couldn’t move their BTC. At this point, panic was setting in. But most people still believed Mt. Gox could recover. They had no idea the Bitcoin was already long gone.

Thread (5/10)🧵 The Silent Theft: 2011–2013 In late 2011, hackers stole Mt. Gox’s private keys—due to an unencrypted wallet.dat file. From September 2011 to 2013, the hacker slowly siphoned BTC from Mt. Gox’s hot wallets. By mid-2013, over 630,000 BTC had been drained but Mt. Gox didn’t even realize it because they were still processing withdrawals with new customer deposits. The exchange was now operating like a fractional reserve bank with no clue that their funds were already gone.

Thread (4/10)🧵 The First Major Hack in 2011 June 2011: Attackers compromise an Mt. Gox auditor’s computer and gain admin access. 25,000 BTC stolen ($400K at the time, ~$7B today). The attacker manipulated the exchange price, causing Bitcoin to plummet from $17 to $0.01—then scooped up 2,000 more BTC in the process. Mt. Gox paused trading, restored accounts, and continued operations. But the real hack had already begun… and no one knew it yet

Thread (3/10)🧵 The Rapid Rise of Mt. Gox Mark Karpelès takes over (2011) and immediately doubles trading volume to ~20,000 transactions per day. Bitcoin was trading at just $1. By 2013, Mt. Gox handled over 70% of all BTC trading worldwide—making it the most dominant exchange on the planet.

Thread (2/10)🧵 Mt. Gox: From Trading Cards to Bitcoin Exchange. 2006: @JedMcCaleb (yes, the guy who later co-founded Ripple & Stellar) launched Mt. Gox as a site to trade Magic: The Gathering Online cards. 2007: The site shut down after a few months, and McCaleb moved on. 2010: McCaleb saw an opportunity—Bitcoin had no easy way to be traded. So he repurposed mtgox.com into a Bitcoin exchange. 2011: Mt. Gox quickly became the most popular place to trade BTC. But McCaleb didn’t want to manage an exchange, so he sold it to Mark Karpelès (@MagicalTux) after 10 months. The deal? Mt. Gox was sold for six months’ revenue.

@elonmusk Not all lol 😂 a basic Ai can catch that

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@SlowMist_Team Great work team

🚨 SlowMist Security Alert 🚨 On February 14, 2025, multiple users reported unauthorized access to their wallets. On-chain analysis revealed that these incidents were linked to mnemonic phrase/private key leakage. Most affected users had installed an app called #BOM, which turned out to be a carefully disguised scam. Malicious actors exploited BOM to steal private keys and mnemonic phrases, allowing them to transfer and conceal stolen assets. The SlowMist AML team and @okxchinese team have conducted a detailed investigation, tracking the tactics used and providing key security recommendations to protect users. Read the full report slowmist.medium.com/okx-slowmist-j…

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