Hackers Strike Again: Nobitex's Full Source Code Leaked Amid $100M Crypto Heist

Gonjeshke Darande Unleashes Devastating Data Dump

The cyberattack on Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex just escalated to a whole new level of chaos. The notorious hackers, Gonjeshke Darande, aren't holding back. They've dropped a bombshell on Twitter, claiming to have leaked the entire source code of Nobitex. Talk about a digital nightmare!

These cyber bandits, who hit Nobitex hard just days ago, took to Twitter to gloat about their latest move. "Time’s up — full source code linked below. ASSETS LEFT IN NOBITEX ARE NOW ENTIRELY OUT IN THE OPEN," they declared with a chilling certainty. And they didn't stop there. Over the next eight tweets, they spilled the beans on everything from server layouts to privacy tools and deployment systems. It's like they've ripped the heart out of Nobitex and put it on display for all to see.

Time's up – full source code linked below. ASSETS LEFT IN NOBITEX ARE NOW ENTIRELY OUT IN THE OPEN. بازمانده دارایی های شما در نوبیتکس هم اکنون در معرض دید و خطر هستند But before that, let's meet Nobitex from the inside: Exchange Deployment (1/8)

User Assets Hang in the Balance as Losses Mount

This ruthless data dump is a terrifying blow to whatever remains of user assets on Nobitex. The exchange is still reeling from the initial hot wallet hack, with losses now soaring to a staggering $100 million in various cryptocurrencies. It's like watching a financial disaster unfold in real-time.

Before unleashing this latest attack, the hackers, also known as "Predatory Sparrow," claimed they had torched up to $90 million of the stolen funds across multiple blockchains. They used "vanity addresses" with no recoverable private keys, making the assets vanish into the digital ether forever.

Nobitex admitted earlier the same day that their internal investigation revealed the attack's scope and impact to be far worse than they first thought. They're struggling to respond, hampered by the broader tensions from the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict. It's a perfect storm of cybercrime and geopolitical chaos.

Nobitex Targeted Amidst Heightened Tensions

As a key player in Iran's crypto scene, Nobitex was squarely in the crosshairs of Gonjeshke Darande. The hackers see the exchange as a prime target for retaliation in the conflict, calling it Iran's "favorite sanctions violations tool." It's a high-stakes game where the rules are written in code and the stakes are measured in millions.

In a desperate move to curb the crisis, Iran has slapped a curfew on domestic crypto exchanges, limiting their operations to between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. But will it be enough to stop the bleeding? Only time will tell as this gripping saga continues to unfold.