Verified blockchain security incidents with original evidence and historical event dates.
Description of the event: According to monitoring by Scam Sniffer, the X account of Ordinals Wallet was hacked, and a phishing link was posted. Upon review, the related post has already been deleted.
Description of the event: According to meme coin KOL Murad (@MustStopMurad), the official X account of SPX6900 (SPX) has been hacked. Users are advised not to click any links.
Description of the event: A suspicious attack involving HYDT tokens has occurred on BSC, resulting in a loss of approximately $58,000.
Description of the event: The X account of the crypto data tracking service Spot On Chain has reportedly been compromised. It was said to have posted a fake EIGEN airdrop phishing link this morning, while also disabling the comment section for the tweet. Users are advised to be cautious and avoid interacting with the link.
Description of the event: The official X account of the staking protocol Symbiotic has been suspected of being hacked. The hacker has already posted a fake phishing link. Please do not interact with it.
Description of the event: EigenLayer disclosed on X that in an isolated incident this morning, an email thread involving one investor’s transfer of tokens into custody was compromised by a malicious attacker. As a result, 1,673,645 EIGEN tokens were erroneously transferred to the attacker’s address. The attacker sold these stolen EIGEN tokens via a decentralized swap platform and transferred stablecoins to centralized exchanges. EigenLayer stated that they are in contact with these platforms and law enforcement. A portion of the funds have already been frozen. The compromise has not impacted the broader ecosystem. There is no known vulnerability in the protocol or token contracts and this compromise was not related to any on-chain functionality.
Description of the event: According to a report by Cointelegraph, the homepage of toy manufacturer LEGO Group was hacked on October 5th local time, briefly displaying a "LEGO Coin" token scam. The fraudulent token was present on the LEGO Group's website for approximately 75 minutes before being removed.
Description of the event: The Fire ($FIRE) token on Ethereum was exploited just 24 seconds after its launch, resulting in the theft of 9 ETH (approximately $24,000). The root cause was related to the token burn mechanism within the transfer() function.
Description of the event: The multi-chain liquidity re-staking protocol Bedrock announced on social media that the team is aware of a security vulnerability involving uniBTC, with the total estimated loss from the theft around $2 million. According to the SlowMist security team’s analysis, the attack was caused by Bedrock mistakenly supporting the minting of uniBTC at a 1:1 exchange rate with the native token.
Description of the event: According to on-chain sleuth ZachXBT, the project Truflation was hacked a few hours ago for $5M+ on multiple chains from the treasury multisig and personal wallets.
Description of the event: Onyx protocol suffered a security breach, resulting in a loss of over $3.8 million. The attacker exploited a known precision issue in the Compound V2 code. Additionally, the NFTLiquidation contract failed to properly validate untrusted user input, allowing the attacker to inflate the self-liquidation reward amount, which further worsened the losses.
Description of the event: ReHold CTO Michael Semin disclosed on the X platform that on July 15, 2024, ReHold's CEO and co-founder, Renat Gafarov, withdrew over $700,000 from the company's smart contract without his approval. ReHold has since moved to a new domain.
Description of the event: On September 24, ether.fi experienced a security incident involving its domain registrar, Gandi.net, resulting in the compromise of the ether[.]fi domain.
Description of the event: On September 22, Bankroll Network on BNB was attacked due to a contract vulnerability, resulting in a loss of approximately $230,000.
Description of the event: A crypto yield platform called Shezmu suffered a loss of around $4.9 million in $ShezUSD after an attacker exploited a flaw that allowed anyone to mint collateral, which they could then use to borrow ShezUSD. These tokens were relatively illiquid, however, so the total amount the attacker could have obtained was likely considerably less. Shortly after the attack, Shezmu offered a 10% "bounty" for the return of the funds. The attacker responded that they would only consider a 20% bounty. Shezmu agreed to the terms, and announced to their followers that they had achieved a recovery from the "white hat" hacker.
Description of the event: The Immutable Discord server was compromised. According to an official tweet from Immutable, a community support contractor’s Discord was compromised, leading to a phishing link being posted.
Description of the event: According to the announcement from BingX, at around 4 AM Singapore time on September 20, BingX's security systems detected an unauthorized intrusion targeting one of their hot wallets.
Description of the event: Compound community’s Discord server has been hacked. Please do not click on any links until the situation is resolved.
Description of the event: According to on-chain investigator ZachXBT on the X platform, the decentralized AI data network Masa suffered a hack on September 20, incurring losses exceeding six figures in USD. However, Masa did not disclose this hack to the community.
Description of the event: The official X account of the metaverse project Decentraland has been hacked. The hacker has posted a fake phishing link. Please avoid interacting with it.