SEAL Reports 60 Security Incidents, Protocol Attacks Result in $3.87 Million Loss

The blockchain security organization Security Alliance (SEAL) released its weekly report, documenting a total of 60 security incident reports from November 4 to November 11. Among these, there were 4 reports of protocol attacks, resulting in a loss of $3.87 million. Social engineering attacks caused losses of €3 million, while infrastructure vulnerabilities and phishing resulted in losses of $914,000 and $623,000, respectively. During the same period, SEAL collected 5,640 phishing domain names and 105 wallet addresses, publishing 5,652 threat indicators. SEAL stated that DNS hijacking incidents related to domain registrars are still occurring, suspected to be linked to social engineering attacks targeting registrar customer service personnel.

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