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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 27 MIN

Mitchell Amador Immunefi CEO Reveals Why Crypto Hacks Are Changing Forever | Bybit, AI & North Korea

from The Crypto Times Podcast · host The Crypto Times

Crypto security is evolving rapidly, but so are the threats.In this exclusive conversation with Mitchell Amador, CEO and Co-Founder of Immunefi, The Crypto Times dives deep into the future of crypto security, the collapse of Code4rena, AI-generated bug reports, the infamous Bybit hack, North Korean cyber threats, and why the next generation of exploits may target people instead of smart contracts.Mitchell shares his candid views on:Why Code4rena shut downThe economics of audit competitionsAI's impact on bug bounty huntingThe largest crypto bug bounties ever paidWhy smart contract security is improving The real lessons from the Bybit hackNorth Korea's growing cyber threatThe future of crypto security infrastructureWhy he believes we're heading toward a "vulnerability apocalypse"If you're building in Web3, investing in crypto, or interested in cybersecurity, this interview offers valuable insights from one of the industry's leading security experts.🌐 Visit Crypto Times for daily crypto news & market analysis: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠cryptotimes.io⁠

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