Humanity Protocol’s $H token rallies 41% after $1B loss due to exploit

Humanity Protocol has attributed a roughly $36 million token theft to hackers linked to North Korea after an investigation found that attackers gained access to critical private keys through a compromised developer device. According to Humanity Protocol’s June 13 disclosure…

The market for Humanity Protocol is trying to stabilise after the recent exploit event, though the broader sentiment is still cautious. The asset is facing heavy pressure. Moreover, the incident has sparked concerns about wallet security, asset custody, and risk management, and the investors closely monitor the recovery efforts. As

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The price of Humanity Protocol’s crypto asset crashed following a major security incident that targeted the decentralized identity project. According to Humanity, hackers drained wallets holding the project’s H tokens after an employee’s laptop storing private keys for interchain transfers was compromised with malware.  “The attack was made possible entirely by key compromise resulting from […] The post Humanity Protocol Crashes 85% in Just Hours After Hackers Drain $32,000,000 in Private Keys Breach appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

Solana-based decentralized exchange Raydium will repay the funds swiped in the $1.34 million exploit using its treasury.

Debate continues over whether decentralized systems or centralized financial institutions are better positioned to handle quantum-era risks.

A forensic report from Humanity Protocol found a single malware-infected developer machine held backups of seven private keys, giving an attacker full control over both its Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain infrastructure.

Humanity Protocol has identified a malware-infected developer machine as the source of the security breach that led to the theft and unauthorized minting of roughly 447 million H tokens across Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. According to Humanity Protocol’s incident…