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Human Protocol Security Breach: 447M H Tokens Stolen After 7 Private Keys Compromised
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Human Protocol experienced a security incident following a private key compromise that exposed seven keys on a single device. Attackers exploited the vulnerability to steal 447 million H tokens. The blockchain security flaw underscores the risks associated with key management. The incident occurred on a centralized node, raising concerns about single points of failure. No additional details regarding the breach or recovery efforts have been disclosed.
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