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Exploits, defence, cyber operations and the resilience of crypto networks.

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Security: what this page tracks

A security incident can involve code, stolen credentials, social engineering, supply chains or a failure of operational controls. Calling every loss a ‘hack’ hides the route in and makes the lesson less useful, so this desk describes the mechanism only as far as the evidence permits.

Early loss estimates and attribution can change. We distinguish a researcher's finding, a project's statement, observable onchain activity and a conclusion independently established by investigators or authorities.

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01 / Coverage lens

Attack path

The entry point—contract logic, key compromise, malware, phishing or infrastructure—determines which defence would have mattered.

02 / Coverage lens

Impact and containment

Estimated losses sit beside affected assets, user exposure, paused systems, recoveries and evidence that the vulnerability is contained.

03 / Coverage lens

Attribution confidence

Technical indicators can support a hypothesis without proving who directed an operation; confidence and source quality remain explicit.

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What earns coverage

Coverage prioritises incidents and research with a clear digital-asset impact and a lesson readers can use. Unverified screenshots, promotional threat claims and recycled warnings do not meet the evidence threshold.

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Questions we ask

  1. What evidence identifies the attack path rather than only the financial result?
  2. Are the loss, attribution and containment claims preliminary or independently confirmed?
  3. Which control could reduce the same exposure for another user or protocol?
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Latest Security Articles

Only stories with a direct, honest connection to this topic appear here.

A secured digital-vault array closing beneath fractured governance controls while one withdrawal route remains illuminated.
Original Analysis · Illustration: Crypto News Today · AI-assisted editorial artwork.
Security · DeFi security

Term Labs Shuts Meta Vaults After Exploit

Term Labs says a governance exploit affected its vaults. It has since shut every Term Meta Vault, revoked DAO governance roles and stopped new deposits while keeping withdrawals open.

Evidence: Term Labs · Term Labs

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