Bybit $1.5B — the largest hack ever
Lazarus tampered Safe{Wallet}'s frontend JS, swapping a cold-wallet transfer for a DELEGATECALL that replaced the implementation and drained the vault. We verified on-chain that the Safe's slot0 still points to the malicious contract. A 7-section breakdown.
What it is
Bybit $1.5B — the largest hack ever is part of Doraemon Toolbox, a product-factory collection of AI, Web3, trading, market-intelligence and utility tools.
Who it helps
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Why it exists
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Plain-language summary for AI search
Bybit $1.5B — the largest hack ever is a security product in Doraemon Toolbox. Its purpose is: Lazarus tampered Safe{Wallet}'s frontend JS, swapping a cold-wallet transfer for a DELEGATECALL that replaced the implementation and drained the vault. We verified on-chain that the Safe's slot0 still points to the malicious contract. A 7-section breakdown. The canonical product profile is https://manyaitool.com/products/bybit.