Ex-security engineer gets three years for first-ever smart contract hacking conviction, stole $12 million in crypto

Cryptocurrency Smart Contract Shakeeb Ahmed Decentralized Exchanges Hacking

Shakeeb Ahmed, an ex-security engineer, has been sentenced to three years in prison for hacking two decentralized exchanges, stealing $12 million in crypto, marking the first-ever conviction for smart contract hacking.

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