Q1 2026, les projets Web3 ont subi des pertes de plus de 460 millions de dollars dues à des hackers et des escroqueries, les attaques de phishing étant prédominantes

Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 14, according to Cointelegraph, blockchain security firm Hacken released its Q1 2026 report showing that Web3 projects lost a total of $464.5 million due to hacking and scams in that quarter, with phishing and social engineering attacks accounting for $306 million, making them the main sources of loss. An incident involving a hardware wallet scam in January caused $282 million in losses, accounting for 81% of the total quarterly losses. Smart contract vulnerabilities led to losses of $86.2 million, while access control failures (including compromised keys and cloud services) resulted in $71.9 million in losses. The report pointed out that the largest security incidents often occur in off-chain operations and infrastructure layers, which are difficult to cover with traditional audits. The European regulatory frameworks MiCA and DORA are increasing requirements for security monitoring and incident response, and global regulators are also enhancing standards for real-time monitoring and emergency response.