Loss of US$1.32 billion In the first half of 2026, 224 encryption hacking incidents have been publicly disclosed

OnchainLens issued an article on the X platform stating that in the first half of 2026, 224 publicly disclosed encryption hacking incidents resulted in losses of approximately US$1.32 billion. The largest losses come from access control failures, phishing attacks and oracle issues. In terms of attack types, access control failures involved impaired rights and privileged access, driving many of the largest attacks, including a loss of $292 million for KelpDAO, a loss of $280 million for DriftProtocol, a loss of $31 million for HumanityProtocol, a loss of $30 million for StepFinance, and a loss of $26.5 million for Truebit. ResolvLabs lost $25 million, AFX lost $24.15 million, and BonkDAO lost $21 million. In terms of phishing and social engineering attacks, social engineering attacks caused losses of $282 million. In terms of oracle issues, Ostium lost $24 million, BlendProtocol lost $10.86 million, and Bonzo lost $9 million. A few incidents accounted for most of the losses, with impaired rights and privileged access driving many of the largest attacks.