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ChainCatcher tin tức, theo báo cáo của The Block, dữ liệu mới nhất từ Immunefi cho thấy, trong tháng 7, ngành công nghiệp tiền điện tử đã mất khoảng 110 triệu USD do các cuộc tấn công của hacker.Trong cùng thời gian, nền tảng này đã trả 2,32 triệu USD cho các báo cáo lỗ hổng đã được xác nhận cho các nhà nghiên cứu, số lượng báo cáo thưởng lỗ hổng đã được xác nhận và hoàn tất thanh toán tăng 18% so với tháng trước.Báo cáo cho thấy, cuộc thi kiểm toán của họ trung bình có thể phát hiện 6,2 lỗ hổng nghiêm trọng mỗi lần, cao hơn so với 1,5 lỗ hổng của kiểm toán cấp một; trong tháng 7, thông qua chương trình thưởng lỗ hổng, đã ngăn chặn tổng cộng 374 mối đe dọa.

Theo thông tin từ ChainCatcher, theo báo cáo của The Block, báo cáo của Immunefi cho thấy, trong nửa đầu năm 2026, các dự án tiền điện tử đã chịu thiệt hại khoảng 972 triệu USD do 207 vụ tấn công hacker. Mặc dù số vụ tấn công đạt mức cao kỷ lục, nhưng tổng thiệt hại vẫn dưới 1 tỷ USD và chưa đến một nửa quy mô thiệt hại của nửa đầu năm 2025.Báo cáo chỉ ra rằng thiệt hại do tấn công trong lĩnh vực DeFi đã giảm 74% so với mức đỉnh 2.62 tỷ USD vào năm 2022, xuống còn khoảng 680.3 triệu USD, trong khi đó, thiệt hại trung bình cho mỗi vụ giảm 75% trong cùng thời gian. Immunefi cho rằng sự giảm này liên quan đến việc duy trì bảo mật liên tục, chương trình thưởng cho lỗ hổng, cuộc thi kiểm toán và nhiều nhà nghiên cứu hơn phát hiện lỗ hổng sớm hơn.Ngoài ra, nguồn rủi ro đang chuyển từ các lỗ hổng hợp đồng thông minh đơn thuần sang các sự cố hạ tầng, rò rỉ khóa riêng, lỗi cấu hình chuỗi chéo và điểm yếu trong quyền truy cập đặc quyền.

ChainCatcher thông báo, theo The Block, công ty an ninh Web3 Immunefi vừa phát hành báo cáo "Kiểm toán lỗ hổng hệ sinh thái 2026" cho thấy, thiệt hại do các cuộc tấn công của hacker đối với các giao thức DeFi đã giảm 74% từ mức cao nhất 2.62 tỷ USD vào năm 2022 xuống còn khoảng 680.3 triệu USD vào năm 2025.Báo cáo chỉ ra rằng, thiệt hại trung bình mỗi cuộc tấn công cũng giảm đáng kể, từ 6 triệu USD vào năm 2022 xuống còn 1.5 triệu USD vào năm 2025, phản ánh sự cải thiện tổng thể về mức độ an toàn.Trong khi đó, tỷ lệ thiệt hại do các cuộc tấn công cầu (bridge exploits) chiếm tổng thiệt hại của DeFi đã giảm mạnh từ 73% vào năm 2022 xuống còn 3% vào năm 2025, tỷ lệ tấn công cho vay chớp nhoáng cũng giảm từ 54% xuống dưới 1%. Rủi ro ở cấp độ cơ sở hạ tầng (như rò rỉ khóa riêng và tấn công cơ sở dữ liệu) cũng giảm từ 30.7% vào năm 2022 xuống còn 10.3% vào năm 2025. Immunefi cho biết, điều này phản ánh sự tối ưu hóa liên tục trong thiết kế oracle, bảo vệ chống tấn công tái nhập và tiêu chuẩn kiểm soát truy cập, khiến toàn bộ hệ sinh thái DeFi "đang trở nên an toàn hơn".Tuy nhiên, báo cáo cũng chỉ ra rằng, thiệt hại vào năm 2025 đã tăng nhẹ trở lại 680.3 triệu USD, chủ yếu do sự gia tăng độ phức tạp của hệ thống đa chuỗi và một số sự kiện nghiêm trọng. Trong khi đó, số lượng sự kiện an ninh độc lập vẫn đang gia tăng, phản ánh bề mặt tấn công tiếp tục mở rộng.

According to official news, the smart contract auditing platform Code4rena has announced that it will gradually cease operations, and the Web3 security company Immunefi will take over its clients and security researchers. Code4rena posted on social media that it has made the decision to shut down and stated that all ongoing competitions and bounty activities will be completed as usual, and existing collaborations will be "properly concluded." Immunefi stated that it will assist in migrating Code4rena's bounty projects, reward structures, and researchers to its platform.Code4rena is known for its "competitive auditing" model, where independent researchers compete to find vulnerabilities in smart contracts for rewards. This shutdown comes less than two years after blockchain security company Zellic acquired Code4rena in 2024. Previously, Code4rena raised $6 million from Paradigm in 2023 for auditing incentives and platform expansion.This shutdown comes at a difficult time for DeFi protocols and the security sector. Data from DefiLlama shows that there were over 20 crypto vulnerability incidents in April alone, setting a monthly record. JPMorgan analysts believe that ongoing DeFi security incidents are limiting major institutional investors from entering the market. Meanwhile, the total value locked in DeFi has decreased from about $160 billion in October to approximately $83 billion currently.

The Web3 security platform Immunefi announced on the X platform that the DeFi protocol Alchemix has relaunched its bug bounty program based on its latest v3 contract, with a maximum reward of $300,000.This program aims to encourage security researchers to review the new version of the contract code and identify potential vulnerabilities in advance to enhance the overall security of the protocol. Immunefi stated that this is currently a critical window for auditing the relevant code and participating in the bounty program.

According to Cointelegraph, Immunefi's latest security report shows that cryptocurrency hacking attacks are still steadily occurring, with losses increasingly concentrated in a few large-scale attack events.The report states that between 2021 and 2025, there were 425 publicly known hacking incidents, with an estimated average loss of about $25 million per incident. In just 2024 and 2025, 191 hacking incidents caused losses of $4.67 billion, with only 5 incidents accounting for 62% of the total losses.Additionally, the study tracked 82 tokens that were hacked, of which 83.9% saw their median price drop by 61% within six months, and during this period, the price remained below the price on the day of the attack.

According to the on-chain security report released by Immunefi, there were a total of 191 publicly disclosed attack incidents from 2024 to 2025, with total losses reaching $4.67 billion and cumulative losses over five years amounting to $11.9 billion, involving 425 attacks. In 2024, 94 attacks were recorded, while 97 occurred in 2025, with an overall frequency tending to stabilize.The median loss per attack decreased from the previous $4.5 million to about $2.2 million, but the average loss still reached approximately $24.5 million. The five largest incidents between 2024 and 2025 accounted for 62% of the total stolen funds, while the top ten accounted for 73%. Among them, the $1.5 billion attack on Bybit accounted for 44% of all losses in 2025 and 32% of the total losses over the two years. Although centralized exchanges were involved in only 20 of the 191 incidents, they bore more than half of the total losses, amounting to $2.55 billion. The tokens of the attacked projects averaged a decline of about 10% within two days of the incident, and the median decline reached 61% six months later, with approximately 84% of the affected tokens still below pre-attack levels after six months.

According to The Block, cryptocurrency financial service provider Anchorage Digital, the first federally chartered crypto bank in the U.S., is making a strategic investment in Immunefi and purchasing the native token IMU of the security infrastructure company.Immunefi will also provide security services for Anchorage's non-custodial wallet Porto, enabling institutional clients to directly participate in DeFi protocols and on-chain investment strategies. Currently, Immunefi has protected over $180 billion in TVL for on-chain protocols and has paid out over $130 million in bug bounties to white hat hackers.

According to the official announcement, Coinbase will launch spot trading for ImmuneFi (IMU). If liquidity conditions are met and trading is supported, the IMU-USD trading pair will begin to open later today.

According to official news, Bybit will launch Immunefi (IMU) in the spot area.Immunefi is a leading on-chain security platform. By identifying vulnerabilities, it helps teams mitigate risks before an attack occurs.

According to CoinDesk, Immunefi CEO Mitchell Amador stated in a recent interview that despite the ongoing rise in cryptocurrency losses, on-chain security is improving. The year 2025 is recorded as the year with the most severe hacking attacks, but the biggest security failures did not stem from on-chain code, but rather from operational mistakes in Web2, such as passwords, private keys, infected devices, and human errors.As code becomes increasingly difficult to exploit, the main attack surface for crypto security in 2026 will be people, with human factors becoming the weak link that Web3 participants must prioritize. This view aligns with findings from a report by Chainalysis.The report indicates that cryptocurrency losses due to scams and fraud amounted to approximately $17 billion in 2025. Among these, identity impersonation scams increased by 1400% year-on-year, while AI-driven scams were 450% more profitable than traditional schemes.

According to Cointelegraph, Immunefi CEO Mitchell Amador stated that nearly 80% of crypto projects that suffered significant hacks never fully recover. The main reason is not the initial financial loss, but rather the collapse of operations and trust during the response process.Most protocols go into a state of paralysis the moment a vulnerability is exploited, leading to additional losses due to the lack of a predefined emergency plan. Data shows that crypto-related hacks will result in total losses of $3.4 billion in 2025, the highest level since 2022, with three incidents, including the $1.4 billion hack of Bybit, accounting for 69% of all losses as of early December.

The crypto vulnerability bounty platform Immunefi announced on X platform that its native token IMU will officially launch on January 22.

Coinbase Markets announced today that it will add two crypto assets, ImmuneFi (IMU) and Sentient (SENT), to its roadmap and has released the Ethereum network (ERC-20) contract addresses for both.

According to a CoinList announcement, the token sale for the crypto bug bounty platform Immunefi (IMU) will officially launch on November 12, 2025, at 17:00 UTC on CoinList. The token price is set at $0.01337, corresponding to an FDV of $133.7 million. A total of 373,971,578 IMU tokens will be distributed (accounting for 3.74% of the total supply), with 100% unlocked at TGE; the minimum purchase is $100, supporting USDT/USDC. Registration is currently open.It is reported that Immunefi is a bug bounty platform focused on Web3 and smart contract security, providing vulnerability reward escrow, consulting, vulnerability classification, and program management services for blockchain and smart contract projects. Previously, the project has received support from several crypto and traditional tech capital firms, including Framework Ventures, Electric Capital (leading), P2 Ventures, and Bitscale Capital, with a total funding amount of $29 million.

ChainCatcher message, former Immunefi smart contract developer and security engineer Vladimir posted on the X platform, stating that with the Ethereum Pectra upgrade, users only need to sign a message to fully withdraw, so extra caution must be taken when signing transactions.

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by Immunefi, the crypto hacking incidents in April 2025 resulted in losses of up to $92 million for DeFi platforms, a 124% increase from $41 million in March. Among them, the open-source platform UPCX suffered an attack exceeding $70 million, making it the largest incident of the month; KiloEx was hacked with a loss of $7.5 million, but the hacker returned all the funds afterward.The report noted that all attacks in April targeted DeFi platforms, with no security incidents reported by centralized exchanges. By the end of April, the cumulative losses from crypto hacking incidents in 2025 had reached $1.7 billion, surpassing the total of $1.49 billion for the entire year of 2024.Mitchell Amador, founder of Immunefi, stated that state-sponsored hacker groups pose a major threat and recommended that protocols adopt a "zero trust" architecture to enhance security measures.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, data released by the Web3 vulnerability bounty platform Immunefi shows that in the first quarter of 2025, there were a total of 40 hacking incidents, resulting in cryptocurrency losses of $1.64 billion, a record high.In comparison, the first quarter of 2024 saw an increase of 4.7 times, when hackers stole approximately $348.3 million, despite a 36% decrease in the number of attacks, dropping from 63 to 40 incidents. Most of the losses came from Bybit's $1.46 billion hacking incident, while losses from other attacks were around $176 million, a nearly 50% year-on-year decrease.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, based on the latest report from the security service platform Immunefi, the cryptocurrency industry experienced a surge in stolen funds in February due to the record-breaking Bybit hack, with 9 hacking incidents resulting in a loss of $1.53 billion, a 20-fold increase compared to the previous month.This figure is 18 times higher than February 2024, when the recorded loss was $81.6 million; the losses so far this year have reached $1.6 billion, an 8-fold increase compared to the same period last year.