Winchester researcher identifies new wave of cybercrime costing billions
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Attacks became more sophisticated and less predictable, according to researchers who analyzed more than 20 billion transactions The post Hackers stole $1.2 billion of DeFi projects using instant loans, points out study apareceu primeiro em Portal do Bitcoin.
A peer-reviewed academic study estimates that instant loan attacks have drawn $1.211 billion from DeFi between 2020 and 2024, with over 80 percent of the losses coming from Ethereum (ETH).
Flash loan attacks drained $1.211 billion from DeFi, University of Winchester study finds
A University of Winchester study finds flash loan attacks cost DeFi $1.211 billion from 2020 to 2024, with exploits growing harder to predict.
Researchers identify a new wave of cybercrime costing finance system billions
A new type of cybercrime is seeing mind-boggling sums stolen in the world of digital finance and crypto currencies, according to ground-breaking research involving an academic at the University of Winchester. A new article in the Journal of Financial Crime, co-authored by Professor Tim Hall of the University of Winchester’s Department of Policing, Criminology and Forensics, and Remo Stieger, a former partner at SyntiFi Risk Intelligence (current…
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