1/ Nomad just got drained for over $150M in one of the most chaotic hacks that Web3 has ever seen. How exactly did this happen, and what was the root cause? Allow me to take you behind the scenes 👇 pic.twitter.com/Y7Q3fZ7ezm
— samczsun (@samczsun) August 1, 2022
Nomad Bridge Funds Recovery Process
Dear white hat hackers and ethical researcher friends who have been safeguarding ETH/ERC-20 tokens,
Please send the funds to the following wallet address on Ethereum: 0x94A84433101A10aEda762968f6995c574D1bF154 pic.twitter.com/UF623JSZ8u
— Nomad (⤭⛓🏛) (@nomadxyz_) August 3, 2022
Solana enloquece a Twitter
🚨 Widespread Solana private key compromise 🚨
- attacker is stealing both native tokens (SOL) and SPL tokens (USDC)
- affecting wallets that have been inactive for >6 months
- both Phantom & Slope wallets reportedly drained pic.twitter.com/AkZXOGLD0Q— foobar (@0xfoobar) August 3, 2022
🚨🚨🚨There seems to be a widespread SOL exploit at play that's draining wallets throughout the ecosystem
Here's what you can do right now to best protect yourself
1. Go to >Settings on your @phantom wallet
2. >Trusted Apps
3. >Revoke Permissions for any suspicious links💜
— Magic Ethen 🪄 (@MagicEden) August 3, 2022
There is an active security incident on Solana. Many (7000+ and counting) wallets are drained of SOL & USDC. Don't know root cause yet. Maybe permissions granted to apps. For remediation, send the funds to a cold wallet or CEX like @Binance. https://t.co/nQrBXAgCbf
— CZ 🔶 Binance (@cz_binance) August 3, 2022
For reference I haven't interacted with any contracts at all in ~40 days. My ERC-20 and SPL USDC held on both @slope_finance and @TrustWallet were drained
— Justin.sol (@JustinBarlow) August 3, 2022
Engineers are currently working with multiple security researchers and ecosystem teams to identify the root cause of the exploit, which is unknown at this time.
— Solana Status (@SolanaStatus) August 3, 2022
This exploit was isolated to one wallet on Solana, and hardware wallets used by Slope remain secure.
While the details of exactly how this occurred are still under investigation, but private key information was inadvertently transmitted to an application monitoring service. 2/3
— Solana Status (@SolanaStatus) August 3, 2022
There's an ongoing attack targeting the Solana ecosystem right now. 7000+ wallets affected, and rising at 20/min. Because it's very early and the attack is ongoing, there's a lot of misinformation and speculation. So here are a few thoughts and clarifications.
— Emin Gün Sirer🔺 (@el33th4xor) August 3, 2022
See below for our official statement on the breach situation (now posted to our Medium).
We empathize with everyone affected, and are doing our best to solve and rectify the situation.https://t.co/E9xrKbdLOy
— Slope (@slope_finance) August 3, 2022
The Solana wallet hack demonstrates why it's irresponsible not to have open source code in crypto
Researchers have been working around the clock to discover what the issue is and can't because the code is closed source
Hundreds of millions lost due to unnecessary IP protection
— señor doggo (@fubuloubu) August 3, 2022
En otro lugar
As some of you will now have seen, the judgement in my trial v Dr. Craig Wright has now been handed down.
I want to thank my lawyers for their diligent work on the case.
I also want to thank Mr Justice Chamberlain for this result. We are very pleased with his findings.
— Pedro ☠️ (@PeterMcCormack) August 1, 2022
ok I’ll ask:
out of all the cryptocurrencies out there, why is Gucci accepting ApeCoin? https://t.co/LqC902fprU
— Jacquelyn Melinek (@jacqmelinek) August 2, 2022
Oof, that's dirty.$COIN pic.twitter.com/cM1F9TpbuK
— Hsaka (@HsakaTrades) August 4, 2022
Welp, this is horrifying https://t.co/C3b66IlZkF pic.twitter.com/WnoJ5tr5iG
— Sean Tuffy (@SMTuffy) August 4, 2022
In my next job, I intend to focus more on #Bitcoin.
— Michael Saylor⚡️ (@saylor) August 3, 2022
I'm 90% certain people are being paid big bucks to FUD Binance in the mediahttps://t.co/2fNHrreaxi
— FatMan (@FatManTerra) August 1, 2022
.@a16z, @Accel and @paradigm looked directly at a blatant Ponzi scheme, Axie Infinity.
They called it “play-to-earn” and invested $311M into its parent company.
Then it collapsed.
How Web3 VCs stumbled into funding a Ponzi. 🧵
— Liron Shapira (@liron) August 3, 2022