So far, at least 36 victims suffered losses amounting to nearly $2 million worth of Ether.
The ongoing hack has already netted the attackers over $6 million worth of stablecoins, which have been swapped to ETH by the attacker.
BaseBros Fi, a DeFi protocol on the Base blockchain, vanishes after stealing user funds via an unaudited contract.
Pump.fun said its smart contracts are safe, and impacted users will receive “100% of the liquidity” that it previously had within the next 24 hours.
The official X account for Trezor began asking users to send crypto to an unknown wallet address and posted nefarious links to a fraudulent token presale.
The crypto exchange team confirmed the attack on Feb. 18, a few hours after the first reports emerged on X (formerly Twitter).
A malicious actor claims they have a “KodexGlobal” account, allowing them to issue emergency data requests (EDRs) to several major crypto and social media platforms.
Some Abracadabra Finance contracts were drained of $6.49 million, causing its Magic Internet Money stablecoin to depeg.
Some community members criticized Warden, saying she qualifies as an intern for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The exploit on the Socket protocol impacted 219 users with net losses of around $3.3 million.
