How a Single JavaScript File Bypassed a $1.5B Multi-Sig: Anatomy of the Bybit Hack
The most terrifying part? The smart contracts worked perfectly. The Gnosis Safe multi-sig wallet, widely considered the gold standard of on-chain security, didn't have a single bug. Cryptography didn't fail. Instead, the hackers—officially attributed to the notorious state-sponsored Lazarus Group—ex
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