Bitcoin
Coldcard Exploit Spreads to Fourth Wave With 462 Additional Victims
A flaw in the hardware wallet's random number generator has now affected over 1,367 bitcoins across suspected four attack waves and thousands of addresses.
Galaxy Research head Alex Thorn flagged on Monday that coordinated attacks targeting Coldcard users are entering a fourth phase. The ongoing exploit of the device's random number generator has been linked to 1,367.05 bitcoin held across 4,585 addresses in three previously confirmed waves. Confirmation of a fourth wave would extend the scope of the breach further.
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