The HTX Global attack has been classified as a white hat incident since all the stolen funds have now been returned.
The company is investigating the hack and plans to resume service after fixes.
The prospect of recovering funds stolen from crypto businesses and laundered on these exchanges is nearly impossible, as per a recent report from Chainalysis.
Crypto data aggregator Kaiko also confirmed that the hack has impacted confidence in Curve's stETH-ETH pool, which has seen continued large outflows, as well as a reduction in liquidity.
Cybersecurity researchers have sounded alarm over the new variant of malware developed by North Korean hackers which targets Apple's MacOS system.
Microsoft said a group of hackers behind a number of cyberattacks against Ukraine and its NATO allies is connected with Russia's GRU.
As Turkey grapples with the fallout from a high-stakes election, international hacking collective Anonymous warned the country's government of the consequences.
North Korea's overseas hackers reportedly pretend to be Western IT workers or blockchain experts to penetrate their target companies and steal their funds.
One of the websites hacked was a Moscow-based company overseeing the interaction between the Central Bank of Russia and other legal entities.
The U.S. has expressed concern over North Korea earning half of its foreign currency income from cybercrime activities and using it for its weapons program.
Cybersecurity experts have flagged new ransomware designed to target Apple's Mac devices, underscoring the progress of the cybercriminals behind LockBit.
A group of Ukrainian hackers gained access to the classified documents and personal accounts of a Russian intelligence officer wanted by the FBI.
A group of North Korean hackers is targeting think tanks and academic experts to gain insights about defense and security policies affecting Pyongyang.
The leaked dataset reportedly contained card information from the United States, the United Kingdom and China, among other nations.
A top cybersecurity official warned that a massive Chinese cyberattack could cause "chaos" across the U.S., with the aim of undermining its support for Taiwan.
At least nine Russian cities have received fake air raid alerts from commercial radio stations warning them of an impending missile strike.
Cybercriminals steal their victims' user data, such as web credentials, to sell them on underground hacker forums or use them for other illegal campaigns.
Foreign hackers reportedly impersonate real contacts to establish trust and send invites with malicious code to their targets.
The hackers, who call themselves the United Resistance Headquarters, leaked more than 70 files.
The stolen data is staggering in quantity and reportedly includes the emails and phone numbers of prominent personalities.
Italy's National Cybersecurity Agency warned that there could be more cyberattacks targeting websites that provide essential services in the future.
As cyberattacks targeting companies become prominent, organizations have taken notice and placed cybersecurity as a crucial part of their business agenda.