Bitget's $352 million hack happened via spoofed transfers, not private keys, CEO Gray Chen says
Bitget lost $351.6 million after attackers compromised a wallet backend, spoofed transaction data, Chen said on X.
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- Bitget lost $351.6 million after attackers compromised a wallet backend, spoofed transaction data, Chen said on X.
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