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A study by KPMG France shows that the amounts stolen by hackers are on the rise. The audit and consulting firm published its cybersecurity study for blockchain and cryptocurrencies in 2022. It reveals that decentralized finance infrastructure and application hacks resulted in a loss of nearly $1.2 billion in the first half of the year.

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A study by KPMG France shows that the amounts stolen by hackers are on the rise. Growing threat. On June 28, audit and consulting firm KPMG France published its cybersecurity study for blockchain and cryptocurrencies in 2022. Compiling a list of vulnerabilities in this ecosystem, it reveals that decentralized finance infrastructure and application hacks resulted

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