b14g said an attacker exploited a compatibility flaw between its staking contract and Core's native staking contract, sending 99 zero-amount withdrawal requests across 91 staking orders in one transaction and taking about 97.05m CORE on 31 October 2026.
b14g says CORE exploit did not involve private key leak and sets out repayment plan
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Bitcoin dual-staking protocol b14g said about 97m staked CORE was withdrawn without authorisation on 31 Oct; it paused affected contracts and about 9m CORE was frozen. Core then executed a hard fork that moved 68,146,177.22 CORE from attacker addresses. b14g now says the exploit used a staking contract compatibility…
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b14g says CORE exploit did not involve private key leak and sets out repayment plan
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