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Salus: Approximately 3,600 SOL stolen from Binance flows into HitBTC hot wallet
according to Salus monitoring, approximately 3,600 SOL stolen from Binance, after being transferred through multiple paths involving automated scripts and peel chain patterns, flowed into a HitBTC hot wallet on November 3 at 16:51 Beijing time.Salus stated that HitBTC has previously appeared in the fund transfer paths of major cryptocurrency theft cases; hackers often use nested services such as instant exchange services, small exchanges, and over-the-counter trading desks to move stolen funds.
After the Railway security breach, suspected attacker wallet transferred at least $369,300 to addresses including HitBTC
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, following the Railway security breach, a suspected attacker wallet has transferred at least $369,300 to HitBTC and other addresses. The wallet had also previously received funds from an address associated with CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer, though its connection to the Railway security breach has not yet been confirmed.
Approximately $720,000 in Assets Stolen as Bifrost's Liquidity Mining Incentive Vulnerability Exploited by Hackers
According to Bifrost's monitoring, at 19:47 Beijing time on August 8, hackers exploited a vulnerability in the liquidity pool, stealing approximately $720,000 worth of assets from the vDOT single-asset pool and the vASTR/ASTR and vMANTA/MANTA pools. The stolen assets were subsequently deposited into HitBTC and eventually flowed into Binance. Bifrost has contacted Binance's security department to submit a fund freeze request and has filed a report along with a chain of custody evidence package, including transaction tracking, wallet addresses, and timestamps, with law enforcement authorities. Currently, Bifrost has halted all liquidity mining rewards and is conducting a comprehensive security review.
Salus: Approximately 3,600 SOL stolen from Binance flows into HitBTC hot wallet
according to Salus monitoring, approximately 3,600 SOL stolen from Binance, after being transferred through multiple paths involving automated scripts and peel chain patterns, flowed into a HitBTC hot wallet on November 3 at 16:51 Beijing time.Salus stated that HitBTC has previously appeared in the fund transfer paths of major cryptocurrency theft cases; hackers often use nested services such as instant exchange services, small exchanges, and over-the-counter trading desks to move stolen funds.
After the Railway security breach, suspected attacker wallet transferred at least $369,300 to addresses including HitBTC
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, following the Railway security breach, a suspected attacker wallet has transferred at least $369,300 to HitBTC and other addresses. The wallet had also previously received funds from an address associated with CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer, though its connection to the Railway security breach has not yet been confirmed.
Approximately $720,000 in Assets Stolen as Bifrost's Liquidity Mining Incentive Vulnerability Exploited by Hackers
According to Bifrost's monitoring, at 19:47 Beijing time on August 8, hackers exploited a vulnerability in the liquidity pool, stealing approximately $720,000 worth of assets from the vDOT single-asset pool and the vASTR/ASTR and vMANTA/MANTA pools. The stolen assets were subsequently deposited into HitBTC and eventually flowed into Binance. Bifrost has contacted Binance's security department to submit a fund freeze request and has filed a report along with a chain of custody evidence package, including transaction tracking, wallet addresses, and timestamps, with law enforcement authorities. Currently, Bifrost has halted all liquidity mining rewards and is conducting a comprehensive security review.
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Salus: Approximately 3,600 SOL stolen from Binance flows into HitBTC hot wallet
according to Salus monitoring, approximately 3,600 SOL stolen from Binance, after being transferred through multiple paths involving automated scripts and peel chain patterns, flowed into a HitBTC hot wallet on November 3 at 16:51 Beijing time.Salus stated that HitBTC has previously appeared in the fund transfer paths of major cryptocurrency theft cases; hackers often use nested services such as instant exchange services, small exchanges, and over-the-counter trading desks to move stolen funds.
After the Railway security breach, suspected attacker wallet transferred at least $369,300 to addresses including HitBTC
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, following the Railway security breach, a suspected attacker wallet has transferred at least $369,300 to HitBTC and other addresses. The wallet had also previously received funds from an address associated with CryptoBillis Ledger Drainer, though its connection to the Railway security breach has not yet been confirmed.
Approximately $720,000 in Assets Stolen as Bifrost's Liquidity Mining Incentive Vulnerability Exploited by Hackers
According to Bifrost's monitoring, at 19:47 Beijing time on August 8, hackers exploited a vulnerability in the liquidity pool, stealing approximately $720,000 worth of assets from the vDOT single-asset pool and the vASTR/ASTR and vMANTA/MANTA pools. The stolen assets were subsequently deposited into HitBTC and eventually flowed into Binance. Bifrost has contacted Binance's security department to submit a fund freeze request and has filed a report along with a chain of custody evidence package, including transaction tracking, wallet addresses, and timestamps, with law enforcement authorities. Currently, Bifrost has halted all liquidity mining rewards and is conducting a comprehensive security review.