PeckShield: Total losses from crypto hacks in May reached $81.7 million, down 87.4% month-on-month
Foresight News reported, citing PeckShield monitoring, that there were 40 major hacking incidents in the crypto sector in May, with total losses of approximately $81.7 million, representing an 87.4% decrease compared to April's $647 million. Cross-chain protocols remained the primary targets, with 8 major cross-chain attacks resulting in $33.28 million in losses, accounting for 41% of the total losses that month. Notable incidents with significant losses included SUPERFORTUNE AI (approximately $15.18 million), Verus-Ethereum Bridge (approximately $11.58 million, already returned), and THORChain (approximately $10 million), among others.
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