The Ronin network hack was one of the biggest but see people loose their so much amount and hackers enjoy the privilege of those funds but I can't understand how could you don't notice that there are funds stolen over your platform for a whole week and it only came under surveillance when users were unable to withdraw funds

The DeFi is becoming the most scammed things on crypto and with KYC implementation in them the base is eroded so you must avoid them at any cost.

Quote from: Lucius on August 22, 2022, 10:07:27 AM

I would like to ask myself how many of these cases are actually real hacking, and how many of these cases are essentially fake hacking in the sense that the funds were stolen by those who are actually behind the project, and then they blame it on hackers from some enemy country? I just want to say that not everything is as it seems and that countries like Iran or North Korea should not always be blamed for every hacking, which has already become a common practice.

We can assume that in some cases the founders are involved in these hacking cases because as we have seen that they have security team whose responsibility is to find out any hack or something like that but how could it went unnoticed for so many days when it's worth million of dollars and then you have the address but you know nothing can happen with it because you can't block their funds as they are not over any CEX exchange and people loose their money so they need to avoid them at most.

Quote from: NeuroticFish on August 22, 2022, 06:24:50 AM

And even if it's not them, do you really expect the hackers be nice people who care about their victims?! Then they would notify the team, not steal people's money!

Hackers only want to drain the funds out of these platforms without even thinking of anyone and transfer it to their own wallets.But sometimes they open up about such hacks to notify them that there were bugs of which they took the advantage in order to mock them as have seen in many cases and show they have hacked the amounts.

Quote from: Lucius on August 22, 2022, 10:07:27 AM

There are also good hackers who hack to point out flaws and then get rewarded for that, but most of them are unscrupulous and will steal anything they get the chance for - regardless of whether it's a small crypto investor or someone with millions of dollars in their account.

There are sometimes some bug bounty associated with these platforms under which they inform the platform of how security breaches could happen or sometimes we have seen hackers returning funds also to the platform after big hacks also.But as you say they would drain the last sats in your wallet also if they got access to your wallet and in these platforms they only need to find one bug and all users fund are under their control so it's easy for them.