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WOO Network is a deep liquidity network connecting traders, exchanges, institutions, and DeFi platforms with democratized access to the best-in-class liquidity and trading execution at lower or zero cost. WOO Token is used in the network’s CeFi and DeFi products for staking and fee discounts.
1 Aug 2025, 14:07
Crypto market has lost over $142 million in breach cases in July, marking one of the most damaging months this year for digital asset platforms. According to blockchain security firm PeckShield, the losses stemmed from 17 separate incidents, with the attack on Indian exchange CoinDCX standing out as the most severe. The July figure represents a 27% increase from June’s $111 million in stolen funds. However, it remains significantly lower—about 46%—than the $266 million lost in July 2024, when the now-infamous $230 million WazirX hack dominated headlines. The most significant incident this month involved a $44 million theft from CoinDCX on July 18 , which CEO Sumit Gupta described as a “sophisticated server breach.” Authorities arrested a CoinDCX employee on Thursday in connection with the incident, signaling internal involvement may have played a role. BigONE and WOO X Breach Cases The second-largest exploit occurred on July 11, when decentralized exchange GMX lost $40 million. Interestingly, PeckShield noted the attacker returned the stolen funds within days—though no official explanation was provided for the reversal. Just two days before the CoinDCX breach, crypto trading platform BigONE experienced a security breach on July 16 targeting its hot wallet infrastructure, resulting in a $27 million loss. Rounding out the top three hacks of the month was the $14 million phishing attack on crypto exchange WOO X on July 24. According to a report from Halborn Chairman Rob Behnke, the WOO X incident was the result of a social engineering attack that compromised a team member’s device. From there, hackers gained access to internal systems and used the opportunity to drain funds from user accounts across multiple chains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, and Arbitrum. “The attacker successfully performed multiple malicious transactions over the course of two hours before the suspicious activity was noticed,” said Behnke. WOO X later restored all affected user balances from its treasury. Hackers Shift Focus to Offchain Infrastructure Behnke also warned that there’s been a noticeable shift in breach tactics. Instead of exploiting smart contract vulnerabilities, attackers are increasingly targeting offchain systems such as internal servers, development environments, and backend infrastructure—areas often overlooked in standard audits. “As DeFi hackers grow more sophisticated, crypto firms must go beyond smart contract security and implement rigorous infrastructure protections,” Behnke advised. The post Crypto Thefts Hit $142 Million in July, CoinDCX Suffers Largest Breach appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
1 Aug 2025, 08:40
The cryptocurrency industry lost roughly $142 million to hacks and scams in July, with Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX bearing the largest losses following a multi-million-dollar hack. On August 1, blockchain security firm PeckShield reported that 17 separate incidents contributed to the total loss, representing a 27% increase from the $111 million stolen in June. Although this was a notable uptick from the previous month, PeckShield said the number was lower than the same period last year, when hackers stole $266 million, driven largely by the $230 million breach of WazirX , another Indian exchange. PeckShield’s analysis highlighted that most of July’s losses stemmed from just a handful of large-scale attacks, which means bad actors were focusing on high-value targets instead of numerous smaller exploits. Experts also stressed that most of the attacks in July employed sophisticated methods that targeted infrastructure weaknesses rather than on-chain smart contracts. CoinDCX leads July losses The Indian crypto exchange lost $44 million due to a server-side compromise on July 19. According to the post-mortem published by the company, the attack affected one of its internal liquidity provisioning accounts but did not impact user funds. Initial findings pointed to a “sophisticated server attack,” but Indian authorities later uncovered that the breach began with a social engineering ploy. Hackers allegedly tricked a CoinDCX employee into installing malware on his company-issued laptop after sending a fake job offer. Once the malware took hold, attackers gained unauthorised access to the exchange’s internal systems and eventually drained crypto assets from one of its operational wallets. Authorities later arrested Rahul Agarwal, a CoinDCX staff engineer, in connection with the breach. While he denied direct involvement in the theft, investigators determined that his credentials had been compromised, allowing attackers to infiltrate backend systems. CoinDCX has since absorbed the entire loss through its corporate treasury. Other major incidents Decentralised derivatives platform GMX came in second with losses amounting to roughly $42 million. However, in this case, bad actors reportedly exploited a contract vulnerability to drain the assets. Fortunately, the attacker returned most of the funds, approximately $40.5 million in Ethereum and Frax Dollar. Next, BigONE, a centralised exchange, lost $28 million on July 16 after a third-party service provider suffered a breach in its hot wallet infrastructure. Another notable incident involved the crypto trading platform WOO X on July 24. This involved attackers using social engineering to compromise a team member’s device. Over a two-hour period, the hacker executed multiple unauthorised transactions, stealing at least $12 million. WOO X later restored affected user accounts using treasury reserves. Future Protocol, a lesser-known project, also suffered a smaller but notable $4.2 million loss through malicious contract approvals, bringing the month’s net unrecovered damage to just over $100 million after the partial GMX recovery. 2025 is on track to break records July’s incidents add to an already troubling year. In the first half of 2025, hackers stole a staggering $2.17 billion from crypto services , already surpassing the $1.87 billion lost in all of 2024. When including individual wallet attacks and phishing schemes, the total value of stolen digital assets climbs above $2.8 billion, according to a midyear report by Chainalysis. If current trends continue, industry losses could exceed $4 billion by the end of 2025. As centralised platforms strengthen their smart contract audits and on-chain monitoring, attackers are increasingly shifting focus to off-chain infrastructure and individuals. Chainalysis noted that 23% of crypto thefts in 2025 came from attacks on personal wallets, often involving violent coercion. Experts agree that unless faster detection methods and stricter access control systems are implemented, crypto platforms will remain vulnerable. The post Crypto losses surge to $142M in July as hackers exploit weak infra appeared first on Invezz
1 Aug 2025, 06:37
During the WOO X hack, bad actors used social engineering to gain access to the development environment, according to Rob Behnke, chairman of Halborn.
25 Jul 2025, 13:24
Cryptocurrency exchange WOO X suffered a $14 million security breach on July 24, 2025, after a team member’s device was compromised in a targeted phishing attack that allowed unauthorized access to nine user accounts and the platform’s development environment. The exploiter coordinated a series of unauthorized withdrawals from affected user accounts between 13:50 UTC +8 and 15:40 UTC +8, when the attack was discovered and halted. We're currently investigating a contained incident that occurred on WOO X earlier today While user funds and trading are unaffected, withdrawals have been temporarily paused while we complete the investigation. Stay tuned to this account for updates: https://t.co/qWc9cDhn2z — WOO X (@_WOO_X) July 24, 2025 Exchange Promises Full Compensation as Security Breaches Multiply WOO X temporarily suspended all withdrawals as a precautionary measure while conducting a complete forensic review of the incident. The exchange confirmed it will fully cover all unauthorized withdrawals from the affected accounts and has already contacted the nine impacted users. While user funds and trading remained unaffected during the breach, the platform prioritized reopening withdrawals for all users after completing the security investigation. The WOO X incident adds to a devastating year for crypto security, with Web3 projects losing $3.1 billion to exploits and scams in the first half of 2025, according to Hacken’s security report. The amount already exceeds total losses recorded across all of 2024, with phishing and social engineering attacks accounting for $600 million of the damage. Despite multiple security measures limiting the exploiter’s access, the attack provided sufficient time to coordinate the withdrawal series before it was detected. Phishing Attacks Reach Record Levels as Crypto Losses Mount CertiK reported crypto investors lost more than $2.2 billion to hacks, scams, and security breaches in the first half of 2025 across 344 incidents. Wallet-related breaches alone accounted for $1.7 billion across just 34 attacks, while phishing followed with over $410 million stolen in 132 incidents. The largest hack occurred in February when crypto exchange Bybit suffered a breach resulting in theft of more than $1.5 billion in liquid-staked ETH and MegaETH. Cetus Protocol on the Sui blockchain lost about $225 million in May due to a smart contract flaw involving spoof tokens and price manipulation. Ethereum remained the most targeted blockchain, experiencing 175 security events and over $1.6 billion in losses. Source: Certik The average amount lost per incident reached $7.1 million, while the median loss was approximately $90,000. AI-related exploits surged by 1,025% compared to the second half of 2024, stemming from insecure API design, improper model access restrictions, and weak user input filtering. Access control exploits contributed $1.83 billion to total losses, with the majority of these losses occurring in the first quarter of the year. Source: Hacken Smart contract vulnerabilities cost $229 million in May 2025 alone, jumping from just $5 million in April. DeFi protocols comprised nearly 69% of all tracked incidents, while CeFi incidents were fewer but resulted in higher individual losses. Physical Violence Against Crypto Holders Escalates Globally Physical attacks against cryptocurrency holders reached alarming levels in 2025, with at least 32 “wrench attacks” reported globally, according to Bitcoin security advocate Jameson Lopp . The year is on pace to surpass 2021’s record of 36 physical attacks targeting crypto owners. Nearly one-third of these violent incidents occurred in France, where attacks have grown increasingly brutal. Ledger co-founder David Balland was kidnapped and mutilated in January during a failed ransom attempt, while another case involved captors severing a victim’s father’s finger and demanding €7 million. David Balland, co-founder of French cryptocurrency hardware wallet manufacturer @Ledger was kidnapped alongside his wife in a shocking incident that left him with severe injuries to one of his hands. #Ledger #CryptoCrime https://t.co/IvCjWeovS6 — Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) January 24, 2025 Criminals have begun targeting family members of crypto holders. Pierre Noizat, CEO of Paymium, narrowly avoided tragedy when attackers attempted to kidnap his daughter and grandson in May. Paris authorities arrested 25 suspects in a kidnapping ring that same month. Physical attacks have spread beyond France, including a Las Vegas kidnapping where the victim was driven into the Arizona desert. In April, a Bitcoin whale fell victim to a phishing scam , resulting in a $330 million loss, as attackers used multiple instant exchanges before converting the funds to the privacy coin Monero. The escalation has prompted increased demand for private protection services as crypto-related violence enters what experts describe as a “darker, more personal phase” targeting not just holders but their families. The post Crypto Exchange WOO X Loses $14M After Team Member Falls for Phishing Attack appeared first on Cryptonews .
