ChainCatcher message, Cyvers Alerts posted on platform X indicating that suspicious transactions related to the founder of the decentralized social protocol Mask Network, Suji Yan, have been detected. A suspicious address received nearly 4 million dollars in digital assets, including: 113 ETH, 923 WETH, 301 ezETH, 156 weETH, 90 pufET, 8400 MASK, 50000 USDT, and 15 swETH.It is reported that the stolen assets were immediately exchanged for ETH and distributed across six different addresses.

ChainCatcher message, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the attack on Infini was due to hackers secretly retaining administrative privileges.The hackers operated from 0xc49b5e5b9da66b9126c1a62e9761e6b2147de3e1, which was originally developed as part of the Infini project for this contract. However, after the project was delivered, they secretly retained the admin privileges.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, a victim lost 68,100 USDT due to an address poisoning attack. It is reported that the victim received multiple attacks on February 14, 2025, and ultimately copied the wrong address, resulting in an erroneous transfer of 68,100 USDT.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the lending protocol zkLend suffered a vulnerability attack on the Starknet network, resulting in a loss of $4.9 million. The attacker attempted to transfer the stolen funds across chains to Ethereum and launder them through the privacy protocol Railgun, but due to Railgun's policy restrictions, the funds were forcibly returned to the original address.In previous news, zkLend has offered a 10% white hat hacker bounty to the attacker through on-chain messages, and the related transaction has been confirmed on the Ethereum blockchain.

ChainCatcher news, Cyvers Alerts posted on platform X that the system detected multiple suspicious transactions involving hot wallets across several chains. Currently, digital assets worth over $29 million have been transferred to suspicious addresses on chains such as BNB, ETH, OP, POL, BASE, and ARB, and these addresses have begun exchanging assets for ETH.ChainCatcher previously reported that according to monitoring by Shield, the hot wallet of the cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform Phemex has seen large amounts of suspicious outflows.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the USDC lending contract of Moonwell on the Optimism network has suffered a flash loan attack. The attacker used a malicious contract address as mToken to obtain unauthorized token approvals from Moonhackers, thereby stealing funds. The attacker received funding support through Tornado Cash on the Ethereum network, and the stolen USDC has been exchanged for DAI, which is currently stored in the attacker's wallet.

ChainCatcher news, blockchain security monitoring company Cyvers Alerts posted on the X platform that the total losses from hacking and fraud in the crypto space have exceeded $6 billion. Compared to last year, overall exploitations have increased by 40%, with access control vulnerabilities being predominant, causing 81% of the losses.

ChainCatcher message, Cyvers Alerts disclosed multiple suspicious transactions involving TapiocaDAO on platform X.It is reported that the owner of the belonging contract has changed, and the suspicious address has exchanged TAP tokens for 591 ETH, causing the token price to drop by 93%. The suspicious address then used Stargate to bridge the funds to BNB Chain, where the address holds approximately $4.7 million in BSC-USD and USDC.

ChainCatcher message, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the hacking money laundering strategy of the cryptocurrency exchange BingX has changed. Previously, attackers used eXch for laundering, and recently, attackers have cross-chained the stolen assets from the OP chain to the ETH chain and deposited them into Tornado Cash.

ChainCatcher message, Cyvers Alerts stated that suspicious transactions involving Onyx have been detected on the Ethereum blockchain, with current losses potentially reaching 3.2 million USD, primarily in VUSD. The attacker currently holds 521 ETH, worth approximately 1.36 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, as of today 13:44, the estimated loss from the hacking incident at the cryptocurrency exchange BingX has exceeded 52 million dollars.BingX Chief Product Officer Vesper Lin stated, "All user losses caused by this hacking incident will be fully covered by BingX's own funds." Reports indicate that security companies have assisted in freezing approximately 1 million dollars of the stolen funds. BingX is still calculating its total losses.

ChainCatcher message, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the DeltaPrime hacker transferred 1200 ETH (approximately 2.8 million USD) to a new address.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, cybersecurity experts warn that the notorious North Korean hacking group "Lazarus Group" may target the U.S. Bitcoin ETF as a new attack vector. Michael Pearl, Vice President of GTM Strategy at Cyvers, stated that hackers might turn their attention to the U.S. Bitcoin ETF due to the potential for massive returns.According to Dune data, U.S. ETFs currently hold Bitcoin worth $52.1 billion, making it an enticing target for hackers. Pearl warned that not only ETF providers could become targets, but all companies associated with them would also face risks, making ETF vulnerabilities a pressing issue that needs to be addressed quickly, or else a "super hacker" incident could occur.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the wallet of the Indonesian crypto trading platform indodax has conducted over 150 suspicious transactions across different networks, with a total loss of approximately 18.2 million USD. Suspicious addresses are exchanging various tokens for Ethereum.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, a user lost $803,500 worth of stETH due to approving a malicious phishing contract. The victim 0x0D.....B6F70 approved the phishing contract, resulting in a financial loss.Currently, most of the stolen funds are in the attacker's wallet, and some stETH has been exchanged for ETH.

ChainCatcher message, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, on August 13, 2024, its system detected multiple suspicious transactions involving Vow.The attacker deployed a malicious contract 112 days ago and executed two hacker transactions on August 13, resulting in a loss of 175 ETH, 595,970 USDT, and 5,801,632 VOW.The attacker initially funded their operations through Tornado Cash. The attacker then began to redeposit funds into Tornado Cash and has currently transferred 50 ETH. The attacker still retains 402 ETH in their address.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, a fraudulent phishing address exchanged all digital assets for 2,881 Ethereum (approximately $7.66 million), and the stolen funds were subsequently transferred to two different addresses.

ChainCatcher message, the Cyvers Alerts system has detected suspicious transactions involving Nexera's proxy contract. An address has taken ownership of Nexera's proxy contract and upgraded it. Subsequently, the address used the withdrawal function to transfer all NXRA tokens. The address is currently exchanging the tokens for ETH, and some funds have been bridged to the BNB chain. The estimated total loss is approximately 1.5 million dollars.

ChainCatcher message, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the project @ETHTrustFund_ on the Base chain (the account has been deactivated) experienced a Rug Pull, resulting in losses exceeding 2 million dollars (including 477 ETH and BRETT worth 488,000 dollars).

ChainCatcher message, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the cross-chain trading aggregator LI.FI is suspected of having suspicious transactions, and users are advised to revoke related authorizations. So far, over 8 million dollars of user funds have been affected, most of which are stablecoins, and the attacker is exchanging USDC and USDT for ETH.