Slow Fog: Last week, there were 10 security incidents in the Web3 field, with an increase in DNS hijacking attacks and Discord hacking incidents

ChainCatcher news, according to the Slow Mist blockchain hacking archive statistics, from October 1 to October 7, 2023, a total of 10 security incidents occurred, with an increase in DNS hijacking attacks and Discord hacking incidents. The specific events are as follows:

1. Galxe (2023-10-06): Unauthorized access obtained through DNS hijacking led to the misappropriation of visitor funds, affecting 1,120 users. Loss: approximately $270,000;

2. MCT (2023-10-06): DNS domain hijacking allowed private keys to be uploaded to a fraudulent domain. Preventive measures are recommended. Loss: not specified;

3. Fake CommEx tokens (2023-10-06): A large amount of liquidity was removed in a rug pull, with the deployer extracting approximately $154,000;

4. friend.tech (2023-10-05): Four users faced SIM swap attacks, resulting in significant losses. Loss: approximately $385,000;

5. Stars Arena (2023-10-05): The platform's smart contract had a major security vulnerability, leading to the theft of a large amount of funds. Loss: approximately $3 million;

6. DePay (2023-10-05): The platform faced a flash loan attack, resulting in relatively small theft. Loss: $827;

7. Metropolis World (2023-10-05): The platform's Discord server was hacked. Loss: unspecified;

8. GEMIE (2023-10-02): The Discord server was hacked, leading to phishing links being shared. Users are advised not to interact. Loss: not specified;

9. VendX (2023-10-02): Another instance of a Discord server being hacked. Loss: not specified;

10. Fake EigenLayer tokens (2023-10-01): A fake token exit scam that brought huge profits to the deployer. Loss: approximately $300,000.