A cyberspace intrusion, allegedly linked to Israel, drained over USD 90 million from Iran's Nobitex cryptocurrency exchange.

Hackers possibly linked to Israel have emptied over $90 million in cryptocurrencies from Iran's Nobitex, aiming to protest Iran's government. The hack, attributed to the group Gonjeshke Darande, ...

The pro-Israel group Gonjeshke Darande follows through on its threats, publishing the full exchange code and security files, ...

Hackers with possible links to Israel have drained more than $90 million from Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex and leaked company data ...

The Iranian authorities have taken the urgent step following an Israel-linked hacking group called Gonjeshke Darande ...

The fallout from the $100 million Nobitex exchange hack continues to deepen as hackers release the platform’s full source ...

Iran imposed a trading curfew on crypto exchanges after a pro-Israel hacking group stole over $90 million in digital assets ...

A pro-Israeli hacktivist group has targeted Iranian cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex, stealing tens of millions in digital ...

Nobitex hackers revealed the exchange’s full source code, exposing the rest of the user assets after the $100 million hack.

Nobitex said in a post on X that it had pulled its website and app offline as it reviewed “unauthorised access” to its ...

According to the group, the crypto company assists the regime in funding Iranian terrorism and uses virtual currencies to ...

This follows the infamous Nobitex exploit, where over $90 million worth of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and other tokens were ...