Seneca Protocol Breach: $6.4M in ETH Lost, Hacker Returns $5M from Assets in Vulnerable Contracts
The Seneca protocol was breached, resulting in the loss of $6.4 million in ETH. The hacker accessed assets from vulnerable contracts but returned $5 million after a 'whitehat' bounty incentive. The exploit involved assets in users' wallets, not directly deposited into Seneca.
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PeckShieldAlert
#PeckShieldAlert #Phishing An address 0x11d0...8484 has fallen victim to a phishing scheme on #Ethereum, resulting in a loss of ~110 $stETH (worth ~$381.3K) #Fake_Phishing322778 https://t.co/rHeIEdhIQR
- PeckShieldAlert
#PeckShieldAlert The address 0xa04d...ab1ca, which received ~47,814 $ETH (worth ~$48.8K at the time of transfer) 9 years ago from the #EthDev-related address 0x5eD8...Ad9F, transferred ~500 $ETH (worth approximately $1.7m) to #Cumberland DRW. https://t.co/EYv7xAX7uV
- PeckShieldAlert
#PeckShieldAlert Hackers stole ~$360.83m across over 21 attacks in February 2024, marking a MoM increase of 97.6% compared to January 2024. Additionally, ~1.8% of the stolen funds have been returned, totaling ~$6.7 million https://t.co/MCykceNun5
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