$7B crypto hack reportedly traced to a homebrew install from someone vibecoding — and one of two devs had access to it all
gnukeith · x · 2026-11-04
Details emerged around a $7 billion crypto hack, allegedly originating from a homebrew install by someone vibecoding. The bigger question lighting up timelines: why did one of only two devs have access to $7B in the first place? A record-scale breach apparently caused by the unholy combo of casual AI-assisted coding and absurd key-access governance.
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