In June, hacker losses fell by 7% month-over-month, but bridges are still the worst-hit area. The on-chain money-laundering paths in the two Bridge+Connect cases overlap, suggesting the same group may be moving across multiple chains to carry out attacks. Cross-chain security still needs to be tightened further.

CoinWorld News, PeckShield reports that in June 2026, the crypto industry experienced 40 major hacker attacks, with total losses reaching $75.87 million, down 7.13% from May's $81.7 million. In the same month, both Bridge and Connect protocols were attacked, with combined losses of approximately $4 million. Attackers actively laundered money across multiple chains, and these funds were mixed with profits associated with the attackers, suggesting there may be overlapping threat actors behind the two incidents. Major hacker incidents include: $31M, Bridge: $10M, jaredfromsubway.ETH: $7.5M, Secret Network: $4.67M, Users: $3M, SecondFi: $2.4M, Tessera: $2.4M, Bridge: $2.16M, Connect