Stolen Binance funds moved through about 12,000 wallets in the first three and a half days. A November 5 analysis put frozen or seized assets at about $2.85 billion; this does not mean users have been repaid.
Seven THORChain swap routes resumed on November 3. The summary shared in the group on November 5 describes a partial restart, with some networks still restricted.
South Korea plans to prepare crypto incident-reporting guidelines in November. A shared report summary outlines immediate notifications to support incident investigation and information sharing.
Fake developer tools and recruiter coding tests featured in the Binance theft reported this week. Douzone Bizon customers also issued possible-leak notices, while KISA warned of ransomware on Synology NAS devices.
18,270 BTC stolen from a Binance hot wallet. A freeze on other tokens does not mean the BTC is frozen.
Binance withdrawal availability varies by asset and network. Binance says approximately $6.3 billion in crypto assets was stolen from its hot wallets on October 29 (UTC).
About $16M was drained from old deposit addresses at CoinDCX, India's largest crypto exchange. The exchange first called the reports a false alarm, then confirmed the loss days later.
An attacker minted unbacked tokens on Initia and bridged out about $2.7M in assets. As of Oct 27, no restart date had been set.
Breaches at 16 Korean firms exposed about 100,000 personal records. Microsoft fixed 1,411 flaws, and Ledger found a hardware wallet implant.