
Unizen, a cryptocurrency platform, has suffered multiple attacks resulting in a significant loss of funds. Security firms BeosinAlert and SlowMist have reported that over $2.6 million was stolen due to an open external call vulnerability. Users are urgently advised to revoke approvals for the contract address 0xd3f64baa732061f8b3626ee44bab354f854877ac to prevent further losses. The attackers have already converted the stolen USDT into DAI, although the funds have not yet been moved. An additional report from RevokeCash highlighted that over $2M of approved user funds were stolen, urging users to check if they were affected.

According to Scam Sniffer, phishing attack in February resulted in the theft of approximately 57,000 user assets, resulting in a total loss of approximately $47 million. The Ethereum accounted for 78%. Most of the stolen assets are the result of signing phishing signatures such…
Unizen platform hacked for $2.1 million March 8, 2024 https://t.co/ZxLqf0W5oN https://t.co/xnBjsI8DUJ
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