A Blockchain Security Firm Says ‘Double Swaps’ Cost $86 Million at Huobi Chain
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Huobi Global, has been hit with a $86 million hack। The company said it would refund all investors who lost money due to the incident।
On Thursday, Huobi announced that hackers were able to steal approximately $86 million worth of cryptocurrency from its hot wallet and exchange platform। साथ ही, कम्पनी ने बताया कि उसने January 1, 2018 से पहले unusual ट्रेडिंग व्यवहार पाया।
After an exhaustive investigation, we have discovered that certain individuals have been engaging in suspicious transactions on HUOBI's system, the statement stated।
उसने बताया कि उसने यह मुद्दा पाया और सभी संबंधित accounts बंद कर दिए। It also promised to reimburse all investors who lost money due to the incident।
Even large exchanges are susceptible to cyberattacks in today's volatile market। In December of the previous year, Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck was hacked, resulting in the loss of $530 million in NEM tokens.
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