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Recent crypto hacks and thefts

The latest crypto hacks, exploits and exchange thefts, newest first: who was hit, how much was taken, how it happened and what came back. Every known incident since 2011, searchable by name, chain or attack type.

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$9.04B
stolen in 2026
440 incidents
$6.61B
stolen in the last 30 days
59 incidents
$6.36B
biggest on record
Binance, Oct 29, 2026
$30.1B
stolen since 2011
2,404 incidents

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  1. Vegas TownUndisclosed

    The attacker used failed EOS transfer transactions to trick the Vegas Town game server into issuing repeated rewards, earning thousands of EOS. The funds were then sent to the ZB exchange.

    How Hard_fail attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  2. Gamble EOSUndisclosed

    An attacker used a false transfer notification to exploit the EOS quiz game Gamble EOS, gaining thousands of EOS and transferring them to Huobi.

    How Transfer error promptReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  3. Fishing JoyUndisclosed

    An attacker crowded transactions on the EOS quiz game Fishing Joy, triggering its refund mechanism and earning hundreds of EOS at a profit.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  4. ExtremeLotoUndisclosed

    Attackers exploited a flaw in the xlo*****io EOS quiz game by calling its transfer function directly, with multiple accounts working together. They reportedly made hundreds of EOS.

    How Logic VulnerabilityReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  5. OnePlayUndisclosed

    An attacker repeatedly exploited OnePlay’s game to take nearly all EOS in its contract, then used the same method to win nearly one million ONE game tokens and sell them on Newdex.

    How Random number attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  6. EOS 欢乐谷(Happy Pool)Undisclosed

    Attackers crowded out transactions on the EOS Happy Valley quiz game and profited hundreds of EOS. The game operator moved the account balance away.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  7. 超级节点(BP)games.eosUndisclosed

    Accounts associated with a blacklisted account received 2.09 million EOS, then moved some funds through other accounts and sent batches to an exchange account. The report did not identify how the EOS was obtained.

    How UnknownReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  8. GameboyUndisclosed

    An attacker exploited Gameboy’s random-number system, which used a controllable seed, by deploying a contract and calling its launch function.

    How Random number attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  9. EOSPlaystationUndisclosed

    An attacker targeted the EOS game EOSPlaystation, but the report gives no further details about the method or outcome.

    How UnknownReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  10. QuadrigaCXUndisclosed

    QuadrigaCX sought creditor protection after losing access to about $190 million in cryptocurrency following the sudden death of its founder and CEO.

    How Founder and CEO suddenly diedReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  11. EOSreelUndisclosed

    An attacker used a contract and multiple accounts to target the EOSreel project contract. The report does not state what was taken.

    How UnknownReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  12. WinDiceUndisclosed

    The attacker deployed a contract to attack WinDice’s project contract. The report does not specify what was taken or what happened to the funds.

    How Roll back attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  13. EOSlotsUndisclosed

    An attacker repeatedly targeted the EOSlots game. The report did not specify the method or amount taken.

    How Fake EOS Vulnerability AttackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  14. FASTWINUndisclosed

    The attacker deployed multiple contracts to carry out a rollback attack against the FASTWIN game. The reports do not specify what was taken or what happened to the funds.

    How Roll back attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  15. EOSABCUndisclosed

    An attacker targeted the EOSABC contract with a transaction rollback attack, which reverses transactions; the report says this was its third attack.

    How Roll back attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  16. BETXUndisclosed

    An attacker repeatedly targeted TGON; the report gives no details about the method or outcome.

    How UnknownReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  17. EOSABCUndisclosed

    EOSABC was targeted with a transaction congestion attack, which crowds the network with transactions; the report said the issue remained unfixed. It does not specify what was taken.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  18. EOSlotsUndisclosed

    An attacker used multiple accounts to repeatedly carry out replay attacks against EOSlots. The report does not say what was taken.

    How Replay attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  19. EOSABCUndisclosed

    EOSABC was attacked using transaction congestion, a method that crowds the network to interfere with transactions. The report said the technique differed from earlier attacks on similar EOS games, but gave no details on losses.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  20. Crazy DiceUndisclosed

    The attacker coordinated multiple accounts to flood the Crazy Dice game with transactions, congesting the network and disrupting its operation. The reports do not specify what was taken or what happened to the funds.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  21. EOSLuckUndisclosed

    An attacker exploited EOSLuck’s random-number algorithm, achieving a much higher win rate than ordinary players.

    How Random number attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  22. idicefungameUndisclosed

    An attacker repeatedly targeted the idicefungame EOS game and made a profit, which was transferred to the Bitfinex exchange. The attack method and amount were not reported.

    How Fake EOS Vulnerability AttackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  23. SuperMonopolyUndisclosed

    An attacker used a transaction congestion attack, crowding the network with transactions, against the SuperMonopoly game contract and made a profit.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  24. 21DiceUndisclosed

    The attacker congested transactions to disrupt the 21Dice game contract and made a profit. The report does not give an amount.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  25. idice(影骰)Undisclosed

    An attacker congested transactions to disrupt the idice game contract and made a profit. Transaction congestion means crowding the network to delay or interfere with other transactions.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  26. LuckBetUndisclosed

    The attacker crowded the LuckBet game contract with transactions and profited from the attack. The reports do not specify what was taken.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  27. playgamesUndisclosed

    A malicious user repeatedly crowded transactions on the EOS game playgames; the game had been attacked 295 times by the time of the report.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  28. FarmEOSUndisclosed

    The attacker bet on FarmEOS, then sent many delayed transactions when the attack contract received a transfer notification. This congested transactions and delayed the game's lottery draw.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  29. GameBetUndisclosed

    An attacker congested transactions to exploit a vulnerability in an older version of the BP node software; the report does not say what funds, if any, were taken.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  30. FarmEOSUndisclosed

    After placing a bet, the attacker’s contract sent many delayed transactions when it received a transfer notification, postponing FarmEOS’s lottery draw. The report does not specify what was taken.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  31. STACK DICEUndisclosed

    The attacker used deferBomb, a method targeting an older version of EOS node software, to disrupt STACK DICE. The report did not state how much was taken.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  32. FishingUndisclosed

    The attacker congested the network with transactions to exploit a flaw in an older version of the EOS node software. The reports do not specify what was taken or what happened to the funds.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  33. EOS.WINUndisclosed

    An attacker targeted EOS.WIN and had already made a profit, though the report does not describe the attack method or amount.

    How Transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  34. BetDogeUndisclosed

    An attacker repeatedly targeted the BetDoge EOS game and reportedly made hundreds of EOS. The attack method was not reported.

    How UnknownReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  35. uugameUndisclosed

    An attacker cracked the game’s random-number generation; the report does not specify what was taken.

    How Random number attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  36. ETCUndisclosed

    The attacker rented mining power to carry out a 51% attack on ETC, affecting exchanges including Gate.io, Yobit, and Bitrue. The attacker later returned all the ETC.

    How 51% attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  37. HotDiceUndisclosed

    HotDice was targeted in a transaction congestion attack, while the developers were unable to effectively identify and isolate high-risk or blacklisted accounts. The report did not state the amount taken.

    How transaction congestion attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  38. ggeosUndisclosed

    The ggeos contract was hit by a transaction rollback attack, which reverses or disrupts transactions. The reports do not specify what was taken or what happened to the funds.

    How Roll back attackReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

  39. EOS BUFFUndisclosed

    EOS BUFF was repeatedly attacked, earning the attacker hundreds of EOS; the attack method was not reported.

    How UnknownReported by SlowMistRecord updated Nov 12, 2026

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Amounts are US dollar values at the time of each incident; where sources report different figures, the record shows the range. Summaries by CryptoCoin.News. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.