ChainCatcher message, Kyber Network officially stated on the X platform, "We have noticed tweets regarding issues people are encountering when trading the newly launched tokens on the aggregator for FTM. This is not an issue at the aggregator level. Please contact @theFantomgoat project team to address related issues."Previously, multiple users posted messages on the X platform claiming that the Router recommended by Kyber Network was maliciously hijacked, resulting in damage to user assets.

ChainCatcher news, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has issued an investment warning regarding Kyber Network (KNC) tokens: The LP pool of KyberSwap is suspected of stealing digital assets worth $47 million, and users should be aware of the price fluctuations of Kyber Network (KNC).Members of the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA) may take measures such as urging investors to be cautious, issuing warnings, and terminating trading support. DAXA members are reviewing and monitoring market conditions and will continue to implement investor protection measures, providing timely information and responses.

ChainCatcher news, the on-chain liquidity protocol Kyber Network has integrated the cross-chain interoperability protocol Multichain, allowing users to perform cross-chain asset transfers via Multichain on the Kyber Network website, but cross-chain trading between different tokens is not yet supported. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, the on-chain liquidity protocol Kyber Network stated that the attack vector has been successfully identified and removed. The KyberSwap smart contracts, aggregator, and API have remained secure. This attack originated from a front-end vulnerability and is unrelated to the smart contracts of Kyber Network.According to previous reports, KyberSwap announced on September 2 that its front end had been attacked, resulting in a total loss of $265,000 from two addresses. The Binance security team stated on September 3 that they had identified two suspects involved in the attack on KyberSwap. Yesterday, Kyber Network announced that the attackers could receive a 15% bounty for returning the funds before September 6, or further actions would be taken. (CoinDesk)