Pro Israel Hackers Drains $81M from Iranian Crypto Exchange Nobitex
Hackers allegedly linked to Israel have siphoned at least $81 million in cryptocurrency from Nobitex, Iran’s largest digital-asset exchange, in what analysts say is the country’s biggest crypto breach to date. On-chain investigators first flagged suspicious outflows in the early hours of Wednesday, and Nobitex later confirmed “unauthorised access” to part of its hot-wallet infrastructure, temporarily halting withdrawals and trading. According to @zachxbt, the pro-Israel hacker group Gonjeshke Darande attacked the Iranian crypto exchange #Nobitex and stole $82M in assets. Including 55M $USDT, 39.41M $DOGE ($6.72M) 255.65 B $PEPE ($2.61M) 18.47 $BTC ($1.94M) … Source:https://t.co/efpjFCKytI Attacker… pic.twitter.com/y21WIuf9kG — Lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 18, 2025 Largest single loss for an Iranian platform Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT traced more than $81.7 million spread across Tron and Ethereum-compatible networks, while analytics firm Elliptic ha...