Newsazenplay.comCrypto casino Duelbits took its platform offline after attackers drained approximately $7 million from hot wallets across multiple blockchains. The operator said customer funds were safe and that it was investigating a suspected private-key compromise.
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Duelbits resumed deposits and withdrawals after a hack it said drained roughly $7 million from its wallets. The company said it had replenished funds and reopened with about $8 million in hot and cold wallets, but it has not published a technical explanation of how the attackers gained access.
Duelbits announced it was relaunching after a security incident that affected its hot wallets across multiple networks. Reporting on the breach said the casino had not yet explained exactly how attackers gained access.