ChainCatcher news, according to the security incident review analysis released by OKLink for February 2024, the total loss across the network amounted to approximately $103 million. Among these, phishing fraud incidents accounted for 11.76% of the losses, while REKT and RugPull incidents accounted for 7.33% and 5.34%, respectively, with others making up 75.57%.The largest security incident loss this month was due to the staking protocol senecaUSD, which suffered an attack due to a code logic vulnerability, resulting in a loss of approximately $6.5 million. As of the time of publication, the attacker has returned assets worth approximately $5.3 million.In addition, there were a total of 37 incidents of fraud and phishing on official social media, primarily concentrated on channels such as X (formerly Twitter) and Discord. OKLink reminds users to be vigilant against fraud and phishing incidents. When participating in Web3 projects, it is essential to thoroughly research the authenticity and reliability of the projects, enhance the ability to identify phishing websites and risky projects, and reduce investment risks.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring data from Shield, a Rug Pull occurred on the Ethereum network involving a token with the same name as Memecoin, causing the MEME price to drop by 100%. The address 0xBd72...5871 has exchanged 4,854,740,126,240,000 MEME for 43.68 ETH.

ChainCatcher message, according to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, 2049 tokens on the BNB Chain have experienced a RugPull, with the price of 2049 dropping 100% in a short period, and the value of the stolen assets is approximately $82,000.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a new report from blockchain security company De.Fi shows that in May 2023, losses due to rug pulls and scams exceeded $54 million. This amount is about half of the $101.5 million loss in April, indicating that users and developers have taken better security measures. However, no people or funds were recovered in May, while $2.2 million was recovered in April. Ten BNB Chain ecosystem projects were attacked, resulting in losses of over $37 million, while projects on Ethereum were attacked the least, just slightly above $2 million. Among the top 10 cases, Fintoch suffered the highest loss of $31.7 million due to a smart contract vulnerability. Due to a rug pull, Jimbo Protocol on Arbitrum lost $7.5 million, and Deus Finance on BNB Chain lost $6.2 million due to a smart contract vulnerability.There were 12 rug pull incidents with a total loss of $37 million, 9 vulnerability attacks caused losses of $8.8 million, 5 flash loan attacks caused losses of $8.9 million, and there were 2 exit scams with a loss of $177,000. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news and data from PeckShield, a Rug Pull occurred with the FCS Token on the BNB Chain, causing the FCS price to drop by 99.7% in a short period. The value of the stolen assets is approximately $2.59 million. (Source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, citing reports from community contributors monitored by PeckShield, the Snowflake Finance project has experienced a Rug Pull, and the project's social media accounts and website have gone offline. Additionally, the project's Token SNOW briefly dropped by 74%. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Beosin EagleEye's security risk monitoring, early warning, and blocking platform, the Lymex project team has experienced a Rug Pull. The whitelisted address authorized Contract 1, which transferred the LYM tokens from the whitelisted address to Contract 2. Contract 2 sold the tokens and transferred part of the profits to the contract deployer and an EOA account, ultimately resulting in the contract deployer making approximately $300,000. Beosin Trace will continue to monitor the flow of funds.Earlier news, the decentralized finance derivatives trading platform Lymex stated on Twitter 4 hours ago: "A serious anomaly in the Lymex network has caused a large amount of LYM to be transferred to an address starting with 0x00e6. This incident was caused by a technical error and has completely depleted the liquidity pool."

ChainCatcher message, PeckShield stated on Twitter that a community contributor discovered a suspected Rug Pull on the lending protocol CroLend Finance on Cronos, where the TVL, which was previously close to $600,000, has dropped to zero, and the Twitter account has been deactivated. The stolen funds were previously stored in an address starting with 0xb9aA and have now been transferred. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, Beosin EagleEye security warning and monitoring platform shows that the DeFiAI project has experienced a rug pull, with the contract deployer profiting approximately 40 million dollars. Beosin Trace is monitoring and tracking the stolen funds.

ChainCatcher news, Freeway tweeted to explain the recent suspension of services and stated that multiple recovery plans are underway.Freeway mentioned that a trading strategy of theirs seems to have failed recently due to unexpected market fluctuations, resulting in significant losses. Two concurrent factors contributed to this: an unprecedented rise in the dollar and volatility in cryptocurrencies.It is worth noting that the custody services and trade execution provided by Ardu Prime Brokerage are unrelated to this failure. Additionally, the strategies used in the Earn and Protect Beta have been confirmed to run well and have fully implemented hard stop-losses at the brokerage level. However, the trading losses have had a huge impact on Freeway's portfolio, and Freeway is taking measures to ensure the safety of the remaining funds and has exited the losing strategies. Furthermore, Freeway is bringing in new expertise to manage the remaining funds while running multiple recovery plans, each of which is independent.The first recovery plan is the management and growth of the remaining funds, overseen by an experienced governance team working behind the scenes to maintain a more controlled environment and follow a model similar to that created for Earn and Protect.The second recovery plan is a strategy that Freeway started in June as a diversified opportunity, showing many positive potentials.The third recovery plan is a strategy involving the deployment of a significant amount of new funds in a brand new product, which is expected to be profitable. Freeway cannot disclose the details of this strategy until the funds are secured.The fourth recovery plan revolves around truly implementing Earn and Protect, with all user protections guaranteed by the AuBit Reserves Foundation.From now on, until Freeway can partially resume purchases and eventually fully repurchase (buy back) the Supercharger simulation, the community will participate in a voting system to better understand their views on the related plans.It is reported that two days ago, Terra researcher FatMan tweeted that Freeway has halted all withdrawals from the platform. The names of all team members have been removed from the website, raising suspicions of a Rug Pull involving an amount of up to $100 million. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news reports that the Beosin EagleEye Web3 security warning and monitoring platform has detected that the Freeway project team has deleted the official list and implemented a rug pull, involving an amount of over 100 million dollars. Currently, Freeway has halted all platform withdrawals and removed all team members' names from the website. Users are advised to be cautious of this project and not to continue investing funds, and to transfer funds in a timely manner to reduce losses.Previous news reported that the crypto investment platform Freeway announced on Sunday that it would cease operations, causing its token FWT to drop over 80% in the past 24 hours, with the current trading price at $0.00145. Users on Telegram are unclear about the exact nature of the situation.

Chain Catcher news, according to monitoring by the Beosin EagleEye platform, the Jumpnfinance project has been rugpulled, with the attack transaction being 0x48333962e6e946748a26d6222db95ce97e76c9ed3917123a7c9f2731f896b72c.The Beosin security team analyzed and found that the attacker first called the 0x6b1d9018() function of the 0xe156 contract, extracting user assets from that contract and storing them in the attacker's address (0xd3de02b1af100217a4bc9b45d70ff2a5c1816982).Currently, 2,100 BNB ($581,700) of the stolen funds has been transferred to Tornado.Cash, while the remaining 2,058 BNB ($571,128) is still held in the attacker's address.