https://conisec.com/what-regulated-exchange-actually-means/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/what-regulated-exchange-actually-means-cs.webpConisec guide illustration: read, verify, decide, act.What “Regulated Exchange” Actually Means https://conisec.com/how-crypto-bridges-work-and-why-they-keep-getting-exploited/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/how-crypto-bridges-work-and-why-they-keep-getting-exploited-cs.webpConisec guide illustration: read, verify, decide, act.How Crypto Bridges Work, and Why They Keep Getting Exploited https://conisec.com/what-self-custody-actually-means/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/what-self-custody-actually-means-cs.webpConisec guide illustration: read, verify, decide, act.What Self-Custody Actually Means (And What It Doesn’t Protect You From) https://conisec.com/how-to-verify-a-security-incident-is-real/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/how-to-verify-a-security-incident-is-real-cs.webpConisec guide illustration: read, verify, decide, act.How to Verify a Security Incident Is Real https://conisec.com/how-to-read-a-transaction-before-you-sign-it/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/how-to-read-a-transaction-before-you-sign-it-cs.webpConisec guide illustration: read, verify, decide, act.How to Read a Transaction Before You Sign It https://conisec.com/how-to-check-what-your-wallet-has-approved/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/how-to-check-what-your-wallet-has-approved-cs.webpConisec guide illustration: read, verify, decide, act.How to Check What Your Wallet Has Approved https://conisec.com/what-the-coldcard-flaw-means-for-hardware-wallet-trust/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-245.webpEditorial illustration: three interlocking rings, one cleanly broken open while the others stay closed.Analysis: What the Coldcard Flaw Means for What a Hardware Wallet Actually Guarantees https://conisec.com/key-compromise-overtakes-contract-exploits/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-239.webpEditorial illustration: a massive vault door standing open and undamaged, a small key on the floor before it.Analysis: Key Compromise Has Overtaken Contract Exploits as Crypto’s Main Loss Driver https://conisec.com/july-2026-crypto-losses-210-million-across-30-incidents/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-235.webpEditorial illustration: three stacked slabs of very different thickness, the topmost far larger than the rest.July 2026 Crypto Losses Reach $210m Across 30 Incidents, Nearly Triple June https://conisec.com/clarity-act-sec-cftc-jurisdiction-split/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-243.webpEditorial illustration: an unfinished archway with its keystone suspended above the gap, not yet placed.CLARITY Act Would Split SEC and CFTC Jurisdiction. It Has Not Passed. https://conisec.com/coldcard-rng-flaw-coinkite-discloses-five-year-entropy-failure/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-234.webpEditorial illustration: a wide funnel narrowing to a thin neck, only a few spheres trickling through — reduced entropy.Coldcard RNG Flaw: Coinkite Discloses Five-Year Entropy Failure After Mass Bitcoin Theft https://conisec.com/oracle-manipulation-cluster-afx-ostium-bonzo-july-2026/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-236.webpEditorial illustration: a balance scale pulled off true by a dense object hidden beneath one pan.Oracle Manipulation Hits AFX, Ostium and Bonzo in Clustered July Attacks https://conisec.com/bonkdao-governance-bypass-21-million/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-237.webpEditorial illustration: a key whose shaft is assembled from loose segments clamped together only temporarily.BonkDAO Governance Bypass Reported at $21.2m https://conisec.com/wanchain-verus-bridge-validation-failures/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-238.webpEditorial illustration: a chain stretched between two anchors with one link hanging open and unclosed.Bridge Validation Failures at Wanchain and Verus Reported at $20.5m https://conisec.com/sec-cftc-joint-interpretation-crypto-securities-law/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-241.webpEditorial illustration: two separate rope strands braiding together into a single cord.SEC and CFTC Issue Joint Interpretation on How Securities Law Applies to Crypto-Assets https://conisec.com/genius-act-stablecoin-rulemaking-treasury/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-242.webpEditorial illustration: a solid cube on a plinth mirrored exactly by an identical cube beneath it.Treasury Targets Final GENIUS Act Stablecoin Rules as Enforcement Phase Begins https://conisec.com/dac8-crypto-tax-reporting-begins-eu/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-244.webpEditorial illustration: many winding tributaries merging into one broad river channel.DAC8 Brings Crypto Into the EU’s Automatic Tax Information Exchange https://conisec.com/mica-transitional-period-ends-unauthorised-firms-must-wind-down/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/conisec-news-240.webpEditorial illustration: a colonnade with several pillars removed, their empty bases left in the row.MiCA Transitional Period Ends: Unauthorised Firms Must Now Wind Down https://conisec.com/incidents/bybit-cold-wallet-compromise-february-2025/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/bybit-cold-wallet-compromise-february-2025-cs.webpSchematic of the Bybit incident showing the signing interface compromise stage as the failure point.Bybit Cold Wallet Compromise, February 2025: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/radiant-capital-signing-compromise-october-2024/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/radiant-capital-signing-compromise-october-2024-cs.webpSchematic of the Radiant Capital incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.Radiant Capital Signing Compromise, October 2024: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/wazirx-multisig-compromise-july-2024/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/wazirx-multisig-compromise-july-2024-cs.webpSchematic of the WazirX incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.WazirX Multisig Compromise, July 2024: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/dmm-bitcoin-unauthorised-outflow-may-2024/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/dmm-bitcoin-unauthorised-outflow-may-2024-cs.webpSchematic of the DMM Bitcoin incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.DMM Bitcoin Unauthorised Outflow, May 2024: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/munchables-insider-key-compromise-march-2024/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/munchables-insider-key-compromise-march-2024-cs.webpSchematic of the Munchables incident showing the access control stage as the failure point.Munchables Insider Key Compromise, March 2024: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/orbit-chain-bridge-compromise-december-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/orbit-chain-bridge-compromise-december-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Orbit Chain incident showing the bridge exploit stage as the failure point.Orbit Chain Bridge Compromise, December 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/ledger-connect-kit-supply-chain-december-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/ledger-connect-kit-supply-chain-december-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Ledger (Connect Kit library) incident showing the supply chain stage as the failure point.Ledger Connect Kit Supply Chain Attack, December 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/mixin-network-database-compromise-september-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/mixin-network-database-compromise-september-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Mixin Network incident showing the infrastructure compromise stage as the failure point.Mixin Network Database Compromise, September 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/curve-finance-vyper-reentrancy-july-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/curve-finance-vyper-reentrancy-july-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Curve Finance (Vyper compiler) incident showing the reentrancy stage as the failure point.Curve Finance Vyper Compiler Reentrancy, July 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/multichain-unauthorised-outflows-july-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/multichain-unauthorised-outflows-july-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Multichain incident showing the bridge exploit stage as the failure point.Multichain Unauthorised Outflows, July 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/atomic-wallet-user-fund-theft-june-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/atomic-wallet-user-fund-theft-june-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Atomic Wallet incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.Atomic Wallet User Fund Theft, June 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/euler-finance-donation-attack-march-2023/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/euler-finance-donation-attack-march-2023-cs.webpSchematic of the Euler Finance incident showing the business logic stage as the failure point.Euler Finance Donation Attack, March 2023: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/wintermute-vanity-address-key-compromise-september-2022/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/wintermute-vanity-address-key-compromise-september-2022-cs.webpSchematic of the Wintermute incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.Wintermute Vanity Address Compromise, September 2022: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/nomad-bridge-replay-exploit-august-2022/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/nomad-bridge-replay-exploit-august-2022-cs.webpSchematic of the Nomad incident showing the access control stage as the failure point.Nomad Bridge Replay Exploit, August 2022: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/harmony-horizon-bridge-key-compromise-june-2022/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/harmony-horizon-bridge-key-compromise-june-2022-cs.webpSchematic of the Harmony (Horizon Bridge) incident showing the bridge exploit stage as the failure point.Harmony Horizon Bridge Key Compromise, June 2022: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/beanstalk-governance-flash-loan-april-2022/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/beanstalk-governance-flash-loan-april-2022-cs.webpSchematic of the Beanstalk Farms incident showing the flash loan stage as the failure point.Beanstalk Governance Flash Loan Attack, April 2022: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/ronin-bridge-validator-key-compromise-march-2022/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/ronin-bridge-validator-key-compromise-march-2022-cs.webpSchematic of the Sky Mavis / Ronin Network (Axie Infinity) incident showing the bridge exploit stage as the failure point.Ronin Bridge Validator Key Compromise, March 2022: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/wormhole-signature-verification-exploit-february-2022/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/wormhole-signature-verification-exploit-february-2022-cs.webpSchematic of the Wormhole incident showing the bridge exploit stage as the failure point.Wormhole Signature Verification Exploit, February 2022: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/badgerdao-frontend-injection-december-2021/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/badgerdao-frontend-injection-december-2021-cs.webpSchematic of the BadgerDAO incident showing the front-end compromise stage as the failure point.BadgerDAO Front-End Injection, December 2021: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/cream-finance-price-oracle-manipulation-october-2021/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/cream-finance-price-oracle-manipulation-october-2021-cs.webpSchematic of the Cream Finance incident showing the flash loan stage as the failure point.Cream Finance Oracle Manipulation, October 2021: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/poly-network-cross-chain-exploit-august-2021/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/poly-network-cross-chain-exploit-august-2021-cs.webpSchematic of the Poly Network incident showing the access control stage as the failure point.Poly Network Cross-Chain Exploit, August 2021: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/kucoin-hot-wallet-compromise-september-2020/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/kucoin-hot-wallet-compromise-september-2020-cs.webpSchematic of the KuCoin incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.KuCoin Hot Wallet Compromise, September 2020: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/coincheck-nem-theft-january-2018/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/coincheck-nem-theft-january-2018-cs.webpSchematic of the Coincheck incident showing the key compromise stage as the failure point.Coincheck NEM Theft, January 2018: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/the-dao-recursive-call-exploit-june-2016/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/the-dao-recursive-call-exploit-june-2016-cs.webpSchematic of the The DAO incident showing the reentrancy stage as the failure point.The DAO Recursive Call Exploit, June 2016: What Happened & What to Check https://conisec.com/incidents/mt-gox-collapse-february-2014/https://conisec.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/mt-gox-collapse-february-2014-cs.webpSchematic of the Mt. Gox incident showing the exchange failure stage as the failure point.Mt. Gox Collapse, February 2014: What Happened & What to Check