The millions in tokens were later destroyed, painting a confusing picture of the attacker's motives.
The hacker had drained $25 million in cryptocurrency from decentralized finance protocol dForce over the weekend.
dForce appears to have lost control of $25 million in bitcoin and ether held in its decentralized lending protocol.
The US government urged countermeasures to stymie North Korea's billion-dollar cybercrime campaigns.
In the fallout from a massive hack of the New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange, users at last have a little good news.
Terpin claims he lost $24 million in crypto due to AT&T's negligence. The firm says he didn't read the company's policy documents.
Using his personal holdings will help protect the IOTA Foundation's 12-month runway, according to David Sonstebo.
The men are alleged to have been offloading NEM taken from Coincheck since February.
The personal data of about 266,000 people registered with the fund may have been exposed.
Digitex has claimed that only email addresses were stolen in a data breach earlier this month.
Coinhako has restricted user accounts since last Friday following an "attack," but has not released many details around the incident.
The attacker manipulated price feeds in order to create and profit from an under collateralized loan.
Altsbit says it can only issue partial refunds after the hack and will shut down after that process is complete.
The liquidator for the collapsed New Zealand-based crypto exchange Cryptopia now has NZ$7.2 million on balance for potential user refunds. Finding out who's owed what, though, is proving a tough task.
North Korea has denied a recent U.N. report suggesting it was behind major hacks that reaped around $2 billion for its weapons programs.