Polygon CSO blames Web2 security gaps for recent spate of hacks

by Aurelia Butler 9 September 2022, 00:20 199 Views

Speaking to Cointelegraph, Gupta outlined that several of the recent hacks in crypto were ultimately a result of Web2 security vulnerabilities such as private key management and phishing attacks to gain logins, rather than poorly designed blockchain tech.

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Polygon CSO blames Web2 security gaps for recent spate of hacks

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