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Iran enforces emergency curfew after devastating heist by pro-Israel hackers
The Iranian authorities have taken the urgent step following an Israel-linked hacking group called Gonjeshke Darande conducting a cyber heist on Nobitex, the largest crypto exchange in Iran, that led to a loss of more than $90 million.
Hackers behind a $100 million exploit of Iranian cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex released the platform’s full source code, placing remaining user assets at risk. Nobitex exchange was hacked for at ...
A pro-Israeli hacktivist group has targeted Iranian cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex, stealing tens of millions in digital ...
Israeli hackers burned over $90 million worth of BTC, ETH, and DOGE stolen in the Nobitex hack. The exchange assures that the ...
Gonjeshke Darande also claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-controlled Bank ...
Iran’s Central Bank has enforced domestic crypto exchanges to operate only between 10 AM and 9 PM in response to a recent ...
Nobitex suffered an $82M hack on June 18, as hackers exploited its hot wallets during growing regional cyber tensions ...
Tron network likely attracted the attackers due to its speed, ease of creating customized wallets, and low transaction fees.
Nobitex suffers a cyberattack; hackers threaten to leak source code and user data as $48.6m outflows detected on Tron network ...
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