Crypto platforms have lost over $3.63 billion to cyberattacks — even though most of them did security checks
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Security audits weren't enough to keep many cryptocurrency platforms safe from money-losing hacks, crypto market data site CoinGecko said in a report dated Aug.
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What happened
Security audits weren't enough to keep many cryptocurrency platforms safe from money-losing hacks, crypto market data site CoinGecko said in a report dated Aug.
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