Nobitex Exchange Source Code Leaked Following $100M Hack
- Iranian cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex was hacked for at least $100 million by a pro-Israel group named “Gonjeshke Darande.”
- The hackers released the full source code of Nobitex, exposing remaining user assets to potential risk.
- Gonjeshke Darande claimed the attack was a political statement due to the exchange’s ties with Iran’s government.
- $90 million worth of stolen funds were reportedly burned, permanently removing them from circulation.
- Nobitex plans to restore services within five days despite internet disruptions in Iran.
The hacking group Gonjeshke Darande targeted Nobitex due to its governmental connections and alleged sanctions violations, resulting in a significant financial loss and exposure of user data. The incident reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions impacting digital platforms.
With $90 million of assets burned and the source code leaked, Nobitex faces challenges in asset recovery and security restoration efforts. Source
