Web3 Hacks & DeFi Exploit Intelligence

$101B+
Total Value Lost
3299
Incidents Tracked
74
Chains Affected
15
Attack Classes

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# Project Date Amount Lost Chain Technique Links
1921 Defi Land Honeypot ethereum Honeypot
1922 BitSpawn Token Honeypot ethereum Honeypot
1923 BitDao Honeypot $686K ethereum Honeypot
1924 CosmoKitty Honeypot binance Honeypot
1925 CleanEnergyToken Honeypot binance Honeypot
1926 Iron Finance Other Other
1927 DRAGON INU Honeypot binance Honeypot
1928 AstroDoge Honeypot binance Honeypot
1929 Alchemix Borrow Logic Exploit / Other $6.5M ethereum Borrow Logic Exploit / Other
1930 RCums Honeypot binance Honeypot
1931 Foxography Honeypot binance Honeypot
1932 DOGEMASK Honeypot binance Honeypot
1933 Instadapp Honeypot ethereum Honeypot
1934 LordShiba Honeypot binance Honeypot
1935 Gigachad Kishu Honeypot ethereum Honeypot
1936 CocoBee Honeypot binance Honeypot
1937 EASYFEEDBACK Honeypot binance Honeypot
1938 SpaceX Token Honeypot binance Honeypot
1939 Zapper Other $2.5M Other
1940 BSCSportsBet Honeypot binance Honeypot
1941 AurataGoldCat Honeypot binance Honeypot
1942 MIAU Honeypot binance Honeypot
1943 AstroCum Honeypot binance Honeypot
1944 OCTOPIX Honeypot binance Honeypot
1945 RASIM OZAN Honeypot binance Honeypot
1946 VOLCANOS Honeypot binance Honeypot
1947 EVODeFi Flash Loans Attacks $1.7M Flash Loan Attack
1948 Croco Inu Honeypot ethereum Honeypot
1949 SHINYSHIBA Honeypot binance Honeypot
1950 1Million Honeypot binance Honeypot

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

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