Crypto hacks surpass $3.1B in 2025 as access flaws persist: Hacken
Over $3.1 billion in crypto has been lost in 2025, with access-control exploits being the primary cause, according to a Hacken report.
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Over $3.1 billion in crypto has been lost in 2025, with access-control exploits being the primary cause, according to a Hacken report.
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