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In June 2026, crypto hacks totaled $75.9M across 40 incidents, a 7% decrease from May. The largest exploit was Humanity Protocol at $31M, with funds being laundered across multiple chains.
PeckShield and CertiK tracked the monthly hack totals; Humanity Protocol lost ~$31M due to compromised private keys on a malware-infected developer machine; the exploiter has been moving stolen funds across BTC, Solana, Hyperliquid, and BNBChain, commingling with KelpDAO funds.
Funds from Humanity Protocol exploit remain unrecovered; attackers actively laundering; potential overlap between threat actors of Humanity Protocol and KelpDAO exploits.
Humanity ProtocolSybil-resistance network of blockchainsHumanity Protocol is a sybil-resistance network of blockchains that will onboard the first billion humans. Humanity Protocol provides developers with unique-human authentication mechanisms, and users complete ownership over data and identity. Humanity Protocol is the human layer for Web3. This protocol uses cutting-edge palm recognition technology, as a less invasive identity verification alternative to methods like iris scans, and is easily accessible through smartphones, to establish Proof of Humanity in Web3 applications.
Aztec is a layer-2 privacy protocol that enables confidential transactions using zero-knowledge proofs on Ethereum.
KelpDAO is a decentralized liquid restaking platform that enables users to deposit ETH and receive liquid restaked tokens, enhancing capital efficiency in the EigenLayer ecosystem.
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PeckShieldAlert reports 40 major hacks totaling $75.87M, down 7.13% from May. Highlights Aztec Bridge & Aztec Connect targeted (~$4M combined). Humanity Protocol exploiter laundering across BTC, Solana, Hyperliquid, BNBChain, commingling with KelpDAO funds.
CoinMarketCap posts PeckShield data: $75.9M lost in 40 incidents in June, down 7.1% from May. Top exploit: Humanity Protocol $31M.