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    SecondFi to shut down after $2.4 million ADA wallet theft

    Web3 SecondFi to shut down after $2.4 million ADA wallet theft The breach stemmed from a vulnerability in transaction signing software that enabled th

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    SecondFi to shut down after $2.4 million ADA wallet theft
    Web3 SecondFi to shut down after $2.4 million ADA wallet theft The breach stemmed from a vulnerability in transaction signing software that enabled the derivation of private keys from blockchain transaction data. By Francisco Rodrigues | Edited by Jamie Crawley Jul 22, 2026, 11:10 a.m. 1 min read Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Make preferred on Glasses in front of monitors with code (Kevin Ku/Unsplash) Summary Show Cardano wallet SecondFi is shutting down after a software exploit allowed attackers to steal 16.1 million ADA ($2.4 million) from 374 wallets. The breach stemmed from a vulnerability in transaction signing software that enabled the derivation of private keys from blockchain transaction data. SecondFi will release wallet export tools in early August and a recovery portal later that month, though no distribution date for recovered funds is set. Cardano wallet SecondFi is winding down after attackers exploited a flaw in its transaction signing software to steal 16.1 million ADA, worth roughly $2.4 million, from 374 wallets. The service, which replaced EMURGO’s Yoroi wallet, said it will not resume normal operations despite patching the vulnerability.and at the time securing 129 million ADA before attackers could reach the funds. The flaw allowed attackers to derive private key material from transaction data visible on the Cardano blockchain, SecondFi said . The Cardano network itself was not compromised, and hardware wallet users were not affected. Groom Lake, the blockchain intelligence firm hired by EMURGO, found that the main attacker was sophisticated and well-funded. Some indicators point to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, though no attribution has been confirmed, the firm said. A separate attacker targeted another set of wallets during the same period. SecondFi expects to release wallet export tools in early August and a zero-knowledge recovery portal later that month. EMURGO has funded an asset recovery wallet, but no firm distribution date has been given. Cardano Web3 Latest Crypto News 1 Midnight token rebounds 19% after Wanchain bridge hack, Hoskinson calls for ZK revamp 14 minutes ago 2 Here's why bitcoin bulls should take a closer look at interest rates 36 minutes ago 3 Bitcoin retreats from one-month high as oil tops $85, inflation concerns resurface 1 hour ago 4 Kraken parent expands tokenized stocks to Hong Kong, UK and South Korea equities 1 hour ago 5 Balance stablecoin collapses 99% after $1 million exploit drains its bitcoin vaults 2 hours ago 6 Live updates: Bitcoin slips under $66,000 as oil's surge sacks strength from risk markets 3 hours ago 7 AI models escaped OpenAI’s sandbox and hit Hugging Face. Crypto is where that gets dangerous 5 hours ago 8 Bitcoin holds near $66,300 as chips extend their rally and the yen hits a 40-year low 6 hours ago 9 Crypto lobby group Digital Chamber sues Illinois to block digital asset tax 13 hours ago 10 Crypto Clarity Act still at mercy of ethics section as Democrats balk at Trump deal 14 hours ago Latest Research TRON Network - Q2 2026 TRON Network - Q2 2026 In Q2; TRON's stablecoin dominance rose to 28.7%, USDT supply on TRON hit $89B ATH, $89M in protocol fees (2nd to Hyperliquid), TRX +3%, and deepening institutional & agentic reach. By CoinDesk Research 22 hours ago Commissioned by Tron In Q2; TRON's stablecoin dominance rose to 28.7%, USDT supply on TRON hit $89B ATH, $89M in protocol fees (2nd to Hyperliquid), TRX +3%, and deepening institutional & agentic reach. Why it matters: In Q2; TRON's stablecoin dominance rose to 28.7%, USDT supply on TRON hit $89B ATH, $89M in protocol fees (2nd to Hyperliquid), TRX +3%, and deepening institutional & agentic reach. View Full Report More From Web3 Here is why a massive $1.6 billion in crypto liquidity is sitting idle and wasting away Airbnb CEO says X account was hacked, attacker posted AI-slop on tokenization Lending protocol Bonzo loses 77% of value locked as $9 million oracle exploit rattles Hedera

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