FBI Issues Warning Over Vulnerable DeFi Platforms - Top Crypto Updates
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FBI issues warning over vulnerable DeFi platforms
The Federal Bureau of Investigation issued a new warning focused on attacks against decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. Cybercriminals have been exploiting vulnerabilities in the smart contracts that govern them. Between January and March 2022, cybercriminals stole $1.3 billion in crypto, almost 97% of which was stolen from DeFi platforms," the agency said.
The FBI recommended the careful study of DeFi platforms, protocols, and smart contracts before investing.
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