Hacken says crypto audits give false security as Q3 hacks cost $1.18 billion
Security firm Hacken says crypto audits give investors a false sense of security after third-quarter hacks cost $1.18 billion, according to CoinDesk. Hacken found that 77% of third-quarter losses involved compromised suppliers, delayed fixes or systems outside the latest security reviews.
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Hacken says crypto audits give investors a false sense of security as third-quarter hacks cost $1.18 billion.
“Crypto audits give investors false sense of security as Q3 hacks cost $1.18 billion”
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Hacken found that 77% of third-quarter losses involved compromised suppliers, delayed fixes or systems outside the latest security reviews.
“77% of third-quarter losses involved compromised suppliers, delayed fixes or systems outside the latest security reviews”
CoinDesk
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