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In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Crypto.com's Chief Executive Kris Marszalek has admitted that 400 customer accounts were compromised by hackers. He said

Additionally, Crypto.com confirmed that 443.93 bitcoin, or nearly $19 million, was stolen as well as around $66,200 in other currencies. According to the report, the incident

Pseudonymous ErgoBTC, an on-chain analyst at Bitcoin (BTC) research firm OXT Research, claims that the Crypto.com security breach that was said to have resulted

In A Blog Post Published

In a blog post published in the early hours of Thursday morning, cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com acknowledged that the company had lost well over $30

Crypto.com loses $34 million in hack that affected 483 accounts

La plataforma de de criptotransacciones Crypto.com ha reconocido finalmente, con varios días de demora, que el pasado lunes 17 de enero sufrió un ataque

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Crypto.com said Thursday that cybercriminals had breached its security systems earlier in the week and made off with more than $30 million in stolen bitcoin and

'Crypto.com' reconoce que le han robado 34 millones de dólares

Crypto.com admits over $30 million stolen by hackers

Crypto.com confirms $35M lost in cyber attack - TechTarget

Crypto.com says hackers stole more than $30 million in bitcoin

Crypto.com Security Report & Next Steps

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Crypto.com breach may be worth up to $33M, suggests on-chain

On, Crypto.com learned that a small number of users had unauthorized crypto withdrawals on their accounts. Crypto.com promptly suspended withdrawals for all tokens to