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Zero-token withdrawals let a hacker drain 97 million CORE from Bitcoin staking platform b14g

Bitcoin staking platform b14g suffered a $1.47 million exploit on Oct. 31, losing approximately 97 million CORE tokens. The attacker drained 91 staking positions in a single transaction by submitting withdrawal requests for zero CORE, according to an investigation by blockchain analytics firm Bitquery.

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Blockchain
A shared, ordered record of transactions, grouped into blocks, that independent computers check against the same protocol rules.
Exploit
An attack that abuses a bug or design flaw in a protocol to take funds.
Staking
Locking a proof-of-stake network’s native asset to help secure it in return for rewards, directly or through a service.

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Oluwapelumi Adejumo, CryptoSlate

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