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Beosin: 2025 Web3 Blockchain Security Landscape Report

The Beosin 2025 Web3 Blockchain Security Report, co-published with Footprint Analytics, reveals that total losses from hacks, phishing scams, and rug pulls reached $3.375 billion. A total of 313 major security incidents were recorded, including 191 hacking attacks causing approximately $3.187 billion in losses. While phishing and rug pull losses decreased significantly compared to 2024, hacking losses surged by 77.85%. Centralized exchanges (CEXs) were the most targeted by value, with 9 attacks resulting in $1.765 billion in losses (52.3% of the total), largely due to the $1.44 billion Bybit supply chain attack. DeFi remained the most frequently attacked sector, with 91 incidents leading to $621 million in losses. Ethereum was the chain with the highest losses ($2.254 billion across 170 incidents). The most common attack method was contract vulnerability exploitation (62 incidents), primarily logic flaws. Two major DeFi exploits were detailed: Cetus Protocol lost $224 million due to a shift operation error in its math library, and Balancer lost $116 million from a precision error in its StableSwap invariant calculation. The report also highlights anti-money laundering case studies, including a drug cartel using crypto to launder funds and the laundering path of funds from the $40 million GMX hack. Key trends include a shift from private key leaks to more complex attacks like supply chain compromises and sophisticated logic exploits. AI-driven social engineering and phishing are growing threats. The industry must focus on securing infrastructure and building a multi-layered defense system.

marsbit12/29 08:54

Beosin: 2025 Web3 Blockchain Security Landscape Report

marsbit12/29 08:54

Crypto hack counts fall but supply chain attacks reshape threat landscape

New data from CertiK reveals that while crypto hackers stole $3.3 billion in 2025, the number of attacks fell sharply. Losses were concentrated in fewer, more damaging supply-chain attacks, which accounted for $1.45 billion across just two incidents, including the $1.4 billion Bybit hack. This shift indicates attackers are moving away from simple code vulnerabilities toward more sophisticated infrastructure-level exploits. The number of security incidents decreased by 162 year-over-year, suggesting improved protocol-level security. The median loss per hack fell 35.75% to $103,966, though the average loss rose to $5.3 million due to high-value outliers. Phishing scams were the second-largest threat, costing $722 million across 248 incidents. A significant subset was "pig butchering" romance scams, which used prolonged emotional manipulation and cost the industry $5.5 billion in 2024.

cointelegraph12/23 14:20

Crypto hack counts fall but supply chain attacks reshape threat landscape

cointelegraph12/23 14:20

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