ChainCatcher news, Yu Xian, the founder of Slow Mist Technology, stated on social media that the root cause of FixedFloat's two thefts allegedly comes from the hosting service provider Time4VPS. Although this provider is cheap, its security is unreliable. The attacker gained full functional access to the host, including global access to all servers, rendering the previously implemented security measures completely ineffective. Yu Xian advised the cryptocurrency industry to avoid choosing similar small service providers.Previously, FixedFloat lost $26.1 million in a hacker attack in February, and the same hacker launched another attack on March 31, resulting in a loss of $2.8 million.

ChainCatcher news, according to the Web3 security company Cyvers, the decentralized exchange FixFloat discovered several suspicious transactions in its Ethereum-based hot wallet, resulting in withdrawals of $2.8 million in the past day. Peckshield stated that after the news broke, the stablecoin issuer Tether blacklisted 10 addresses involved in these withdrawals, freezing approximately 400,000 USDT.

ChainCatcher news, decentralized exchange FixedFloat has confirmed that it has once again fallen victim to the attackers behind the February 16 hack, with hackers managing to exploit a vulnerability in one of the third-party services it uses.FixedFloat stated that this financial loss only affects its services, and the hackers stole funds that ensure service liquidity; the company's funds and user funds were not affected. FixedFloat does not provide custodial services, meaning it does not store user funds. An investigation is still ongoing.

ChainCatcher news, Arkham has launched a bounty program regarding the FixedFloat attack incident, with a reward of 10,000 ARKM.It is reported that the bounty program offers rewards for the following information: information revealing the identity of the FixedFloat attacker; information that leads to the successful return of funds. Submitted information will be shared with the FixedFloat team.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by Shield, FixedFloat was hacked, resulting in approximately 1,728 ETH (worth about 4.85 million USD) and 409 BTC (worth about 21 million USD) being stolen. Furthermore, the attacker has transferred most of the stolen ETH to eXch on the Ethereum network.

ChainCatcher message, the encrypted trading platform FixedFloat officially stated that it has confirmed the existence of a hacking incident and the theft of funds. They are not yet ready to make a public comment on the matter as they are working to eliminate all possible vulnerabilities, enhance security, and conduct an investigation. FixedFloat's services will be available again soon, and more details about this case will be provided later.

ChainCatcher news, FixedFloat stated on social media that after three days of coordination efforts by the team, they successfully thwarted a money laundering attempt related to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus, with a total of approximately 2 million dollars in frozen funds.

ChainCatcher message, previously an attacker conducted a phishing attack on the whale address starting with 0x13e (resulting in a loss of approximately 4851 rETH and 9579.2 stETH, worth about 24.24 million USD). According to monitoring by PieShield, the attacker has now exchanged these rETH and stETH for approximately 13,785 ETH and 1.64 million DAI, of which about 451,000 DAI has been transferred to the trading platform FixedFloat.

According to ChainCatcher news, monitoring by PeckShield shows that on-chain data indicates an address marked as the Merlin DEX attacker has transferred 63 ETH to FixedFloat, worth approximately $120,000.Previously, it was reported that the zkSync ecosystem DEX Merlin was hacked, with affected funds exceeding $1.82 million. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to the Supremacy security team monitoring, at 11 o'clock Beijing time, the BitKeep hacker is mixing coins through SideShift and FixedFloat, and has currently transferred out 652 BNB and 236,010 stablecoins (USDT, DAI). (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist's MistTrack monitoring shows that the attacker of the FTX phishing incident has transferred the profits to the cryptocurrency exchanges FixedFloat and Binance.Previously, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) stated that if the attacker returns 95% of the $6 million stolen from FTX accounts within 24 hours, they will be exempt from liability. (source link)