How Monero has become the latest victim of exploit

By cineramaNovember 5, 2023Layer2

The hacker carted away XMR worth about $453 million. The outcome of the probe showed that the attacker used a non-custodial wallet for the transactions. Unknown to many, the […]

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How Monero has become the latest victim of exploit

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