Triple-A hot wallets lose $9.7M in suspected exploit
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Triple-A hot wallets lose $9.7M in suspected exploit
Triple-A’s hot wallets appear to have lost more than $9.7 million across several blockchains, with the suspected attacker swapping the assets and consolidating the proceeds on Ethereum. What happened to Triple-A’s hot wallets On-chain analyst Specter first identified suspicious transactions…
Triple-A’s hot wallets lost more than $9.7 million through a drainage that affected four blockchains. The company investigates the incident and claims that their clients’ funds were not compromised. *** The attack affected assets linked to TRON, Ethereum, Polygon and Arbitrum. The funds were exchanged, connected to Ethereum and assembled in a direction with 5.227 ETH. The incident occurred after three separate attacks that resulted in losses for…
$9.7M Drained Ethereum, Solana, TRON, & TON in Triple-A Exploit
The post $9.7M Drained Across Ethereum, Solana, TRON, and TON in Triple-A Exploit appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Triple-A, a global fiat-to-crypto payment gateway, has become the latest victim of a multimillion-dollar hack. Blockchain security firm Peckshield reports that more than $9.7 million was drained after attackers drained its hot wallets across Ethereum, Solana, TRON, and TON. Here’s how the attack happened. Triple-A Hot Wallet…
Triple-A-Linked Wallets Drained Of More Than $9.7M Across Four Chains
Wallets attributed to stablecoin payments firm Triple-A were drained of more than $9.7 million across TRON, Ethereum, Polygon and Arbitrum before the assets were routed to Ethereum. Onchain analyst Specter traced the multichain outflows and linked the affected wallets to Triple-A. The stolen assets were moved through cross-chain bridges and consolidated into 5,227 ETH at an Ethereum address beginning with 0x01F8 and ending with 53b1. The transfe…
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