No ‘respite’ for exploits, flash loans or exit scams in 2023: Cybersecurity firm
The industry is likely to see “further attempts from hackers targeting bridges in 2023," while users are urged to be warier of their private keys.
The industry is likely to see “further attempts from hackers targeting bridges in 2023," while users are urged to be warier of their private keys.
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