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Coldcard wallet hack leads to large-scale Bitcoin theft

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Coldcard crypto wallets were hacked and Bitcoin was stolen on a large scale, with a flaw in seed generation blamed as the cause of the attack. Estimated losses rose to more than $130 million as of August 7. In September, 52.37 Bitcoin recovered by a white-hat hacker were placed in a recovery trust.

Key facts

Affected organization
Being confirmed
Incident type
Hacking & intrusion
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
More than $130 million in crypto assets
Cause / method
Flaw in the wallet's seed generation
Location
Other countries

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Timeline

  1. A warning was issued about hacking damage exploiting a seed generation flaw in cold wallets.
  2. Coldcard hacking losses were tallied at 1,367 Bitcoin, about $89 million.
  3. The amount of Bitcoin stolen from Coldcard users grew to 1,816.
  4. Estimated losses from the Coldcard wallet hack rose to more than $130 million.
  5. 52.37 Bitcoin recovered by a white-hat hacker were placed in a recovery trust.

23 related reports

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