Attacks targeting blockchain companies show no sign of slowing down. Decentralized trading platform Curve Finance confirmed reports that its website had suffered a frontend attack on Tuesday.
"Don't use the frontend yet. Investigating!" Curve Finance tweeted.
Hackers apparently compromised a Curve website or domain name to redirect unwitting users or their transactions to a malicious destination.
According to Web3 on-chain sleuth, Zachxbt, the thieves made off with $570,000 in ETH, which they sent to the FixedFloat cryptocurrency exchange to launder the money.
FixedFloat said it had frozen 112 ETH, around $191,088, of the stolen funds.
"Our security department has frozen part of the funds in the amount of 112 ETH. In order for our security department to be able to sort out what happened as soon as possible, please email us: [email protected]," FixedFloat tweeted.
Our security department has frozen part of the funds in the amount of 112 ETH. In order for our security department to...
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