ChainCatcher news, according to CertiK monitoring, the CoinStats attackers have just resumed their money laundering activities after several months of inactivity. On November 9, approximately 2.6 million Dai were transferred to four new addresses, and a day later, another approximately 2.6 million Dai were deposited into the MakersDai contract.Nevertheless, half of the 3,027 ETH (about 10 million USD) transferred to 0x7397 has not moved, as there are 2.6 million Dai on 0x7b00 and 762 ETH on 0x7d38.

ChainCatcher news, CoinStats has released the latest report regarding the security incident that occurred on June 22 due to unauthorized access to some infrastructure and third-party service providers. The report shows that the attackers managed to obtain the private keys of 1,590 CoinStats wallets, resulting in the theft of approximately $2.2 million worth of cryptocurrency.It has been confirmed that no connected wallets or exchanges were affected. As of July 3, 2024, all functions of CoinStats have been fully restored and are now operating normally. An investigation into the full scope of the violations is still ongoing.ChainCatcher previously reported that CoinStats CEO Narek Gevorgyan released a security incident update, indicating that the total amount stolen from all wallets was approximately $2 million, including 2 wallets that imported their seed phrases into CoinStats wallets, resulting in a loss of about $800,000.

ChainCatcher news, according to MistTrack monitoring, the CoinStats attacker has once again transferred funds to a new address. They sent 261.2131 ETH to 0xe0994ed541e6e6dc053fd9eb03a32f3d9a9876c6. A few days ago, the CoinStats attacker transferred 1 ETH to Tornado Cash.

ChainCatcher message, according to PeckShieldAlert, the attacker address marked by CoinStats has transferred $1 million worth of cryptocurrency to the new address 0xB48b...9681.

ChainCatcher news, CoinStats CEO Narek Gevorgyan released a security incident update, stating that the security vulnerability was due to the company's AWS infrastructure being hacked, with evidence indicating that the attack was carried out through an employee downloading malware. This attack primarily affected a small number of users using CoinStats Wallet, accounting for only 1% of the total users. Gevorgyan stated that support will be provided to the victims and that internal discussions are ongoing, currently awaiting details from law enforcement before releasing a detailed report.ChainCatcher previously reported that CoinStats suspended user activities on June 23 due to the security vulnerability, with 1.3% of CoinStats wallets affected, totaling 1,590 wallets, resulting in a loss of approximately $10 million.

ChainCatcher message, CoinStats announced its relaunch on X. It is important to note that not all features are currently activated; the team is gradually restoring them to ensure a smooth and stable experience for every user.

ChainCatcher message, the CEO of the encrypted portfolio management platform CoinStats, Narek Gevorgyan, released an update on the security incident, stating that the total amount stolen from all wallets is approximately $2 million, including 2 wallets that imported their mnemonic phrases into the CoinStats wallet, resulting in a loss of about $800,000.Previously, Narek Gevorgyan posted about the recent security incident, stating that the team is taking all necessary security measures to restore normal operations and ensure the isolation of the attackers, which is expected to take 24 hours. On the other hand, the team is pushing for CEX to blacklist the attacker addresses that have already been marked on Etherscan.

ChainCatcher news, CoinStats CEO Narek Gevorgyan posted on X regarding the recent security incident: "We are restoring the production environment by taking all security measures to ensure the attacker is isolated, which is expected to take 24 hours.On the other hand, we are pushing CEX to blacklist the attacker addresses that have already been flagged on Etherscan."Previous news, CoinStats was attacked affecting 1,590 crypto wallets, reminding users to transfer their funds immediately.

ChainCatcher message, Slow Mist founder Yu Xian posted on social media regarding the attack on CoinStats, stating: "I used this app quite a while ago; it's convenient for checking the asset status of target wallets. There are quite a few applications like this, so I won't name them. Some have their own wallet functions (which is a risky area), allowing users to create wallets and use them subsequently. I'm quite curious about how CoinStats Wallet, which is supposed to be user self-custodied, had its private keys leaked on such a large scale; the official statement is that it's 1.3%.This kind of large-scale leak, with a limited proportion, can be speculated upon, but I won't discuss it here. Let's wait for the official disclosure of details."

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, CoinStats was attacked last night, with hackers pushing notifications containing phishing links to users through the application. Approximately 1,590 wallets were affected.It is reported that the most affected wallet may belong to Blurr.eth: he was stolen 3,657 MKR (approximately 8.7 million USD) and the hackers sold it on-chain for 2,482 ETH. This caused the MKR price to plummet from 2,462 USD to 2,280 USD, a short-term drop of 7%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, cryptocurrency portfolio management company CoinStats has temporarily suspended user activity after 1,590 crypto wallets were affected by a security vulnerability.CoinStats wrote in an article on June 22: "The attack has been mitigated, and we have temporarily shut down the application to isolate the security incident."It added: "Thanks to the immediate incident response from the CoinStats team, only 1.3% of CoinStats wallets were affected, totaling 1,590 wallets, and the connected wallets and CEX were not impacted."CoinStats stated on its website that because it "requires read-only access to connected crypto wallets," users' assets are "completely safe under any circumstances." The platform allows users to connect all wallets and use them as a comprehensive crypto portfolio tracker, providing a one-stop view of all wallets.CoinStats released a Google document listing all currently affected crypto wallets. The document mentioned that as the investigation progresses, this list "may change," but no significant changes are expected. It stated: "If your wallet address is on this affected list, please transfer your funds immediately using your private key."

ChainCatcher news, CoinStats has now integrated with the OKX Web3 wallet, allowing users to manage and track their crypto assets, as well as exchange them through OKX Web3 on CoinStats. CoinStats is a mainstream cryptocurrency portfolio tracker that provides real-time market data, investment asset performance tracking, and analysis.It is reported that the OKX Web3 wallet is a leading one-stop Web3 gateway, now supporting over 80 public chains, with a unified experience across App, extension, and web. It covers five major areas: wallet, DEX, DeFi, NFT marketplace, and DApp exploration, and supports Ordinals marketplace, MPC and AA smart contract wallets, gas exchange, and hardware wallet connections.