Nov 10, 2023
Well, it looks like the root cause of this attack was a compromised seed phrase. It is not yet clear how the hacker came into possession of the keys but according to CertiK, it's either malware injection or social engineering.
Well, it looks like the root cause of this attack was a compromised seed phrase. It is not yet clear how the hacker came into possession of the keys but according to CertiK, it's either malware injection or social engineering.
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