Why exploit Is Trending Today?

**Microsoft's SharePoint Under Attack: Chinese Hackers Exploit Unpatched Flaw, Impacting U.S. Nuclear Weapons Agency and Other Organizations** - Microsoft acknowledges a security flaw in SharePoint, known since May, but the patch failed to effectively address the issue. - Chinese state-backed hacking groups, including 'Typhoon', are exploiting this zero-day vulnerability to steal data and deploy malware. - The U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) was breached in this campaign, along with over 100 other organizations. - Microsoft has released emergency patches for SharePoint amid these active attacks. - Experts urge users to apply the patches immediately to mitigate the risk of further breaches.

GMX, a decentralized exchange, was hacked for $40 million in crypto. The hacker initially converted the stolen funds into 11,700 ETH and laundered them across Ethereum and Arbitrum. However, they later started returning the stolen funds, with over $9 million in ETH already reimbursed. The hacker also accepted a $5 million bounty offered by the GMX team, resulting in a net profit of $3 million from the exploit.

GMX, a decentralized exchange, suffered a $40-$42 million exploit, leading to a 20% price dive. The hacker converted stolen crypto to ETH and laundered funds through CrowSwap, rejecting a $4.2 million bounty. GMX halted trading and token minting, and Bithumb designated it a closely monitored asset.