Bitrue pierde casi USD 23 millones en criptomonedas en explotación de billetera caliente

Bitrue pierde casi USD 23 millones en criptomonedas en explotación de billetera caliente

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Malicious actors continue to exploit crypto-related firms, this time targeting Bitrue.

Bitrue, a Singapore-based centralized cryptocurrency exchange, has experienced a hot wallet exploit.

Según la anuncio compartido el 14 de abril, the crypto exchange has “identified a brief exploit” in one of its hot wallets.

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The company claims that shortly after noticing the malicious activity, it “addressed the matter quickly and prevented the further exploit of funds.”

However, despite the quick reaction from the cryptocurrency exchange, malicious actors managed to steal approximately $23 million in various cryptocurrencies, incluyendo Éter (ETH), Polygon (MATIC), Quant (QNT), Shiba Inu (Shib), Holo (CALIENTE) and Gala (GALA).

In the announcement, the company noted:

The affected hot wallet only holds less than 5% of our overall funds. The rest of our wallets remain secure and have not been compromised.

Following the exploit, Bitrue has now temporarily suspended “all withdrawals.” However, the firm noted that by April 18th, users should be able to withdraw their funds.

At the end of its announcement, Bitrue highlighted that “all identified users who are affected by this incident will be compensated in full.” Moreover, the firm asked its customer for their patience while thanking them for their massive support:

We seek your understanding and patience at this time. <…> We are committed to maintaining transparency throughout this process, and thank you for your continued support.

Crypto community members on Twitter were quick to comment on Bitrue’s announcement. Many crypto enthusiasts cuestionado the authenticity of the exploit, señalando que may have been an insider job.

Otros usuarios dudo the possibility of hacking hot wallets, while others claimed la hazaña pasó hace cuatro días.

On April 13th, another actor malicioso Explotado Yearn Finance and minted one quadrillion Yearn Tether (yUSDT) from just $10,000. Afterward, the hacker swapped yUSDT to other stablecoins and was able to get away with $12 million in crypto.

Gile K. - Criptoanalista

por Gile K. – Criptoanalista, BitDegree


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