В США предъявлено обвинение в краже 65 миллионов долларов у криптоплатформ KyberSwap и Indexed Finance 22-летнему канадцу Андиану Меджедовичу (Andean Medjedovic) с «внушительными математическими способностями», сообщила газета The New York Times.
Молодой человек смог «определить точную комбинацию сделок», которые вызвали сбой в работе криптоплатформ и позволили ему украсть средства, уточняет Ars Technica.
В США предъявлено обвинение в краже 65 миллионов долларов у криптоплатформ KyberSwap и Indexed Finance 22-летнему канадцу Андиану Меджедовичу (Andean Medjedovic) с «внушительными математическими способностями», сообщила газета The New York Times.
Молодой человек смог «определить точную комбинацию сделок», которые вызвали сбой в работе криптоплатформ и позволили ему украсть средства, уточняет Ars Technica.
1 доллар = 98,53 рубля
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