DAO Attack News

An analysis of “wrench attacks” shows physical assaults against crypto holders are increasing in number and severity, with Europe and Asia seeing the sharpest rise.

Aave founder Stani Kulechov is facing criticism after a $10 million AAVE purchase ahead of a key DAO vote, as critics raise concerns over voting power concentration.

From fake support to deepfake fraud, several crypto scams demand your attention in 2025. These are the ones you simply can’t afford to ignore.

A group of Compound DAO members called the "Golden Boys" won a narrow vote to manage 5 percent of the DAO treasury on members’ behalf. Here’s what we can learn.

Community risk assessors warned against the perceived centralization effort days before the proposal’s passage.

MailerLite revealed that hackers gained control of select Web3 email accounts, which eventually led to a widescale phishing attack across the crypto ecosystem.

The smart contract vulnerability arises after the integration of ERC-2771 and multicall standards. OpenZepplin identified 13 sets of vulnerable smart contracts.

The governing body for the aragonOS DAO-creation tool will wind down, transferring its assets to tokenholders.

Crypto investors claiming “my coins disappeared suddenly” have been found to recently download crypto applications from unverified sources.

The Ethereum co-founder proposes a solution that could lower the likelihood of any individual liquid staking provider growing to a point where it poses a systemic risk.

The new bridge aggregator allows cross-chain DAOs to only accept votes confirmed by more than one bridge.

The top 100 DeFi tokens had a mixed week. Most tokens traded in the same range as the previous week, with a minor bearish correction.

The system uses “time-lock puzzles” to encrypt the contents of votes, making them unreadable until balloting has finished.

The document creates multiple offices tasked with fulfilling various jobs for the protocol, each with their own powers and responsibilities.

Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has labeled October 2022 as “the biggest month in the biggest year ever for hacking activity."