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The crypto space faced a challenging 2025 regarding security. Approximately $3.4 billion in digital assets fell victim to theft, marking a significant threat to ecosystem participants.
Major incidents shaped this year's security landscape. The largest incident involved a prominent exchange suffering massive losses—around $1.46 to $1.5 billion vanished due to a supply-chain vulnerability that compromised multisig transaction signing mechanisms. This represented the most substantial crypto theft on record.
Other significant breaches followed. Cetus Protocol experienced approximately $223 million in losses. These events underscored critical vulnerabilities across platforms and protocols.
The patterns revealed suggest attackers increasingly targeted infrastructure-level weaknesses rather than individual wallets. Supply-chain compromises and multisig mechanism exploits emerged as dominant attack vectors. For traders and investors, these incidents highlight the importance of platform due diligence and security monitoring.
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Can multisig also be hacked? Then what can we trust? LOL.
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146 million evaporated at once. Truly outrageous. Are exchanges this dangerous these days?
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Supply chain attacks are getting more and more ridiculous. It feels like even big exchanges are not safe.
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222 million Cetus also got hit? The market is so bleak, and now we have to worry about being hacked. Truly unbelievable.
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Self-custody wallets are still more secure, but ordinary people are afraid of losing their private keys. A dilemma.
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Infrastructure-level vulnerabilities... Basically, their defenses are just not good enough.
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Record-breaking thefts this year. It seems we need to take security more seriously. It's no joke.
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I just want to ask: with so many big platforms getting hacked, are their audits just for show?