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| # | Project | Date | Amount Lost | Chain | Technique | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 331 | Vestra DAO Staking Logic Exploit / Other | $500K | ethereum | Staking Logic Exploit / Other | ||
| 332 | Spectral Labs Bonding Curve Exploit / Other | $200K | ethereum | Bonding Curve Exploit / Other | ||
| 333 | Clipper API Signature Exploit | $450K | base, optimism | API Signature Exploit | ||
| 334 | Gifto Rugpull | $10.0M | — | Rugpull | ||
| 335 | XT Exchange Access Control Attacks | $1.7M | ethereum | Access Control | ||
| 336 | DCT Token Flash Loans Attacks | $428K | — | Flash Loan Attack | ||
| 337 | $2M Coin Poker Access Control Attacks | $2.0M | — | Access Control | ||
| 338 | BTB Token Flash Loans Attacks | $5K | — | Flash Loan Attack | ||
| 339 | Tectonic Oracle Manipulation & Price Manipulation | — | cronos | Price Oracle Attack | ||
| 340 | DEXX Access Control Attacks | $21.0M | solana | Private Key Compromised (Stored Publicly) / Other | ||
| 341 | Polter Finance Flash Loans Attacks | $12.0M | fantom | Flashloan Price Oracle Attack / Oracle Issue | ||
| 342 | Thala Labs Other | $25.0M | — | Other | ||
| 343 | ThalaSwap Drained Liquidity Pool | $25.5M | aptos | Drained Liquidity Pool | ||
| 344 | vETH Other | $450K | — | Other | ||
| 345 | DeltaPrime Debt Swap Exploit / Other | $4.8M | arbitrum, avalanche | Debt Swap Exploit / Other | ||
| 346 | zkFinance Oracle Manipulation & Price Manipulation | $200K | zksync era | Oracle Misconfiguration Exploit | ||
| 347 | Metawin Access Control Attacks | $4.0M | — | Access Control | ||
| 348 | Sunray Access Control Attacks | $2.9M | — | Access Control | ||
| 349 | M2 Access Control Attacks | $13.7M | — | Access Control | ||
| 350 | 1inch Access Control Attacks | $720K | avalanche | Private Key Compromised (Supply Chain Attack) | ||
| 351 | M2 Exchange Access Control Attacks | $13.7M | bitcoin, ethereum… | Access Control Exploit | ||
| 352 | SUNRAY·FINANCE Access Control Attacks | $2.9M | arbitrum | Private Key Compromised | ||
| 353 | Essence Finance Other | $20.0M | — | Other | ||
| 354 | Ramses Other | $93K | — | Other | ||
| 355 | US Government Crypto Wallet | $20.0M | ethereum | — | ||
| 356 | Vista Finance Flash Loans Attacks | $29K | — | Flash Loan Attack | ||
| 357 | Tapioca DAO Access Control Attacks | $4.7M | arbitrum | Private Key Compromised (Social Engineering) / Access Control | ||
| 358 | Ambient Domain Hijack | — | ethereum | Domain Hijack | ||
| 359 | Radiant Capital Access Control Attacks | $58.0M | — | Access Control | ||
| 360 | Radiant V2 Access Control Attacks | $53.0M | arbitrum, bsc | Access Control Exploit |
Data sourced from DefiLlama & SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs . Thank you for keeping Web3 security data open.
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