Singaporean cryptocurrency platform BingX was hit by a cyberattack resulting in the theft of over $44 million. The attack was detected by two blockchain security firms, leading to a temporary suspension of withdrawals and emergency asset transfers.

Although Indodax did not confirm the exact amount stolen, reports suggest $22 million. The company warned users about potential scammers taking advantage of the situation.

Threat actors are infecting publicly exposed Selenium Grid servers to utilize victims' internet bandwidth for cryptomining, proxyjacking, and potentially more harmful activities.

The Penpie DeFi platform recently reported a $27 million cryptocurrency theft to the FBI and Singapore police. Hackers targeted the protocol, stealing ethereum and prompting Penpie to halt withdrawals and deposits.

The attackers use spear-phishing lures and watering hole campaigns to infiltrate networks and collect sensitive data. Huntress identified four compromised hosts in recent attacks, linking them to Cobalt Strike Beacons and encrypted DLL payloads.

A new malware campaign has targeted numerous online stores, compromising their security by injecting digital skimmers that can steal credit card information during the checkout process.

The attack, lasting from Friday to Monday, reached 7.5 billion requests per second, according to Monobank CEO. Despite not impacting operations, the bank collaborated with security services and specialists to manage the flood of internet traffic.

A cryptocurrency company reported to the SEC that a hacker breached its systems on August 9, 2024, locking all employees out of Google products for four days by changing the passwords on their G-Suite accounts.

A major cyberattack struck the Central Bank of Iran and other Iranian banks, causing disruptions. The incident, reported by Iranian news outlets and Iran International, resulted in the crippling of the banks' computer systems.

Russian spies hacked UK government systems earlier this year, stealing data and emails in a nation-state attack. The breach targeted the Home Office's systems, which had not been previously reported.