Web3 Hacks & DeFi Exploit Intelligence

Security trends
  • $91B+Lost
  • 3597Incidents
  • 141Chains
  • 19Classes
# Project Date Amount Lost Chain Technique Links
1921 Polysafemoon — — Rugpull
1922 Siren $3.5M polygon Reentrancy
1923 DAO Maker Vesting $4.0M ethereum Access Control Exploit / Improper Access Control
1924 SuperSwap — ethereum Honeypot
1925 ElonTech — binance Honeypot
1926 KitKat — binance Honeypot
1927 SHINGEKINOTOKEN — binance Honeypot
1928 Goldfinch Finance — ethereum Honeypot
1929 element.fi — ethereum Honeypot
1930 Ailuropodinae — binance Rugpull
1931 Predator Swap — binance Rugpull
1932 DonutDeFi — binance Rugpull
1933 NoMoreDogs — binance Rugpull
1934 PolyMiner — polygon Rugpull
1935 Hamster Swap — binance Rugpull
1936 Hammy Finance — binance Rugpull
1937 PuffinSwap — binance Rugpull
1938 Cupcake Defi — binance Rugpull
1939 Farm Ninja — polygon Rugpull
1940 Mew Two — binance Rugpull
1941 Mew — binance Rugpull
1942 RoboBuddy — binance Rugpull
1943 rabbitfarm.finance — binance Rugpull
1944 Cat.Moji Swap — binance Rugpull
1945 MewMegaX Token — binance Rugpull
1946 WeedSwap — polygon Rugpull
1947 NutPie — binance Rugpull
1948 Flamingo Lagoon — polygon Rugpull
1949 DonaldSwap — binance Rugpull
1950 koroswap finance — binance Rugpull

Data sourced from DefiLlama & SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs . Thank you for keeping Web3 security data open.

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