$190M Stolen From Nomad Bridge in “Frenzied Free-for-All” Hack
Thieves rushed to drain the bridge once news of the exploit surfaced. Unlike most other crypto hacks, stealing funds did not require in-depth programming knowledge. $190M Lost in Nomad Attack...
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