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The bitget tag on WindowsForum.com collects discussion of a major crypto exchange security incident involving roughly $387.5 million in stolen funds. Coverage centers on findings from SlowMist and Google Cloud's Mandiant, which concluded attackers reached Bitget's wallet environment by exploiting zero-day flaws in third-party security appliances rather than stealing private keys. The thread examines the hot, warm and cold wallet architecture, the reported lateral movement toward wallet servers, and the unnamed products referred to as Product A and Product B. It is a narrow tag for readers following exchange breaches, zero-day exploitation, and enterprise security appliance risk.
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    Bitget $387.5M Crypto Theft: Zero-Day Security Appliance Breach and Wallet Server Lateral Movement

    Bitget spent years building a hot, warm and cold wallet system to protect customer funds. According to the investigators it hired, the attackers who took about $387.5 million from the exchange did not have to steal a single private key. They got in through third-party security products that sat...