Reports

On 22 March 2026, the Revolv protocol was exploited, resulting in a loss of ~$26.8M due to a compromise of the project's cloud infrastructure which gave access to Resolv’s AWS Key Management Service (KMS).

On 10 March 2026, the Movie Token (MT) contract was exploited for approximately $242,000 due to a critical flaw in its 'sell' logic. The vulnerability stemmed from a double-counting error: when a user sold MT tokens, the contract simultaneously transferred them to the liquidity pair for the swap and added that same balance to a pendingBurnAmount variable. When distributeDailyRewards() subsequently burned those pending tokens, it created an artificial supply shock, inflating the MT price and allowing the attacker to drain value from the pool.

OpenClaw is an open-source, self-hosted personal AI agent platform designed to run on a user’s local machine or server. It supports long-term memory, autonomous operation, integration with mainstream LLMs, and remote control through messaging platforms like Telegram.

Crypto ATM fraud is one of the fastest-growing financial crime categories in the United States. Criminal organizations exploit the speed and pseudonymity of crypto kiosks to extract funds from vulnerable populations at an accelerating pace. In the Skynet Crypto ATM Fraud Report, we discuss types of crypto ATM attacks, global statistics, attacker profiles, key enforcement actions, detection and mitigation strategies, and recommendations to protect against these types of fraud.

In February 2026 two separate exploits occurred on the BNB Smart Chain (BSC), affecting SOF and LAXO tokens, leveraging the same class of vulnerability: a flawed token burn mechanism that allowed price manipulation within a single transaction.

Prediction markets crossed into the mainstream in 2025, with annual trading volume growing 4x and a small number of dominant platforms emerging. Kalshi, Polymarket, and Opinion now control the vast majority of global volume, each pursuing distinct regulatory and technical strategies.

On 30 January 2026, Gyroscope announced via their X account that they had paused liquidity pools due to an issue with their cross-chain contract. The issue led to losses of 6M Gyro Dollar (GYD) tokens with approximately $807k of liquidity extracted by the attacker.

In 2025, wrench attacks unfortunately crossed a critical threshold. What was once treated as an edge-case risk has become a structural threat to digital asset ownership. Attackers are no longer acting opportunistically; they are operating as organized, transnational groups that combine OSINT-driven targeting, social engineering, and extreme physical violence to extract private keys.

On 20 January 2026, DeFi protocol MakinaFi suffered an exploit resulting in the theft of 1,299 ETH, valued at approximately $4.13 million.

On 08 January 2026 Truebit was exploited for ~$26.6M due to an overflow issue. A malicious actor minted tokens for zero ETH that they then sold for ~$26.4M in the same transaction. The exploit was followed up by a second attacker who was able to extract a further ~$224k.

Welcome to the 2025 Skynet Hack3D Report! This report offers deep dives into the exploits, vulnerabilities, and trends that define blockchain and smart contract security. They’re an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to understand the current landscape of Web3 security. Each report contains detailed incident analyses, technical insights, and the most comprehensive statistics on hacks, scams, and exploits in the entire Web3 industry.

This report summarizes the legal mechanics, market-structure impacts, and operational requirements of this new regime. It also examines the remaining fragmentation at the state level (the ‘Preemption Gap’) and shows how a de facto ‘Universal Baseline’ of cybersecurity and AML/CFT expectations now governs multi-state operators.