Peckshield: Cryptocurrency Hackers Stole Over $360 Million in February

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Peckshield: Cryptocurrency Hackers Stole Over $360 Million in FebruaryCryptocurrency hackers stole over $360 million during February, almost doubling the amount stolen in January. According to Peckshield, a cryptocurrency and blockchain security firm, the largest hack event in February involved a security breach in Playdapp, a Web3 gaming platform, that lost $290 million four days after being attacked. Fixedfloat, a cryptocurrency exchange, also lost […]

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