About $320 million in Bitcoin was withdrawn from the Liquid Network in a security incident, with the actors claiming to be ...

Three separate failures hit Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) in seven days. Attackers drained $320 million from a sidechain, minted 46.1 billion fake tokens on a cross-chain bridge, and tricked a bank into ...

Hackers exploited a range-proof bug in Blockstream's Liquid Network, draining 4,000 BTC worth $320M. White-hat attackers ...

Liquid Network resumed transactions on Thursday, but the hacker who drained its federation wallet is still holding 598.5 BTC ...

Purported white hats returned 3,400 BTC worth about $270 million to Liquid’s federation wallet as Blockstream prepares the ...

SlowMist reveals how a cache key collision in Blockstream's Elements software let an attacker mint 3,998 L-BTC and drain ...

The Liquid Network was able to recover a significant portion of the Bitcoin (BTC) taken from its federation wallet over the ...

With 598.5 BTC still outstanding, the company says it will go to law enforcement should the funds not be returned.

Blockstream is in talks to recover approximately 598.5 Bitcoin still outstanding after the $320 million Liquid exploit.

The alleged whitehat hacker said that Liquid must fix its bug and patch every node before returning the withdrawn Bitcoin.

Liquid’s last official note is still Sunday’s pause. The coins came back Monday. The network did not. The remaining 598.5 BTC is now the whole story.

Over the weekend, Bitcoin's layer-2 privacy side chain, the Liquid Network, suffered a 4,000 BTC (roughly $320 million) ...