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October has not been a favorable month for the crypto space when it comes to security. The latest incident saw hackers drain $2.3 million from FriesDAO, as per cybersecurity firm CertiK.&nbsp;

FriesDAO Loses $2.3 Million As Spate Of Exploits Continue

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Polygon&rsquo;s popular decentralized exchange QuickSwap has been hit by a flash loan attack, resulting losses amounting to $220,000.&nbsp;

Hacktober Strikes Again: Polygon’s QuickSwap Loses $220k

Hacktober continues wreaking havoc on DeFi and other protocols in the crypto space. This week BitKeep Wallet, Olympus DAO, and Mango Markets were targeted by hackers who siphoned away millions of dollars of assets by exploiting security bugs. Let&rsquo;s find out more.&nbsp;

Crypto Weekly Roundup: Hacktober, Tesla’s BTC, And More

DeFi Protocol Olympus DAO became the latest to be hacked in October, as a hacker siphoned off $300,000 in a major security exploit. The hacker returned the funds following a negotiated deal that saw them pocket a bounty.&nbsp;

Hacker Siphons $300,000 From Olympus DAO, Returns It Hours Later

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On-chain analytics firm Nansen launched an extended version of their Web3 app, Connect, to everyone with a crypto wallet. The new version of the Web3 app follows a close beta phase launched in June 2022, according to a press release shared with Bitcoinist. Related Reading: Moola Market Hacker Returns $7.8 Million Of Stolen Funds In [&#8230;]

Nansen Enables Direct Messaging Between Crypto Wallets With This Web3 App

CELO

On Tuesday, a hacker exploited a vulnerability in the Celo-based Moola Market lending protocol and stole $8.4 million. But in a turn of events, the hacker restored 93.1% of the stolen cash on Wednesday morning.  The Celo blockchain platform confirmed the occurrence in a tweet at 19:03 BST on Tuesday, October 18. After learning of [&#8230;]

Moola Market Hacker Returns $7.8 Million Of Stolen Funds

The Ethereum Alarm Clock service has fallen victim to the latest Hacktober exploit resulting in losses worth $260,000.&nbsp;

Ethereum Alarm Clock Targeted In Hacktober

SNEAK PEEK An attacker has recently returned a major segment of the $9 million worth of cryptocurrency exploited from the Celo-based DeFi lending protocol Moola Market. Moola Market team revealed that they offered a bug bounty to the exploiter if the stolen funds were returned within 24 hours. The attacker was able to borrow $6.6 million worth of CELO, $1.2 million of MOO, $644,000 Celo Dollars, and $740,000 of Cello Euros. In a recent revelation, it has come to notice that an attacker who stole $9 million worth of cryptocurrency from the Celo-based DeFi lending protocol, Moola Market, has returned 

Attacker returns 93% of $9 M worth of cryptocurrencies exploited from Moola Market

The hacker behind the $9 million Moola Market hack has chosen to return a majority of the cryptocurrency stolen during the exploit.&nbsp;

Moola Market Hacker Returns $9 Million For $500,000 Bug Bounty

Moola Market suffered a cyber-attack exploiting over $8.4 million. The DeFi platform managed to retrieve 93.1% of the exploited funds. A tech lead at Arbitrum saved BitBTC nearly $200 billion from a potential exploit. DeFi lending and borrowing platform Moola Market suffered a cyber-attack and was exploited for $8.4 million. The hackers manipulated the price [&#8230;]

Moola Market Loses $8.4 Million in an ‘Incredibly Simple Attack’

The manipulator has since returned 93% of the stolen funds.

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