INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Crypto private key exploits and front-end compromises have accounted for most of the $2.1 billion worth of crypto lost to attacks in the
so-called infrastructure exploits, which, on average, made off with 10 times more than other attack types, TRM Labs said in a report on
Thursday.Infrastructure attacks target the technical backbone of a system to gain unauthorized control, mislead users, or reroute
help fuel surge in illicit crypto activityAnother major successful attack vector was protocol exploits, including flash loan and re-entrancy
of 2025 have surpassed the previous record set in 2022 by roughly 10% and nearly equal the total losses from all of 2024, which TRM Labs
February made up nearly 70% of the total losses so far in 2025.That attack also pushed the average hack size to nearly $30 million, double
the $15 million average in the first half of 2024.However, according to TRM Labs, January, April, May and June still saw total thefts over
that the crypto industry needs to reinforce fundamental security, such as multifactor authentication, cold storage, frequent audits and
