DOJ Charges Canadian National in $65M Crypto Heist, Fugitive Still at Large
A Canadian hacker allegedly exploited vulnerabilities in two defi platforms, stealing $65 million and laundering funds through crypto mixers, prosecutors say. He remains at large. DOJ Indicts Canadian Hacker for $65M Def...
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