ChainCatcher message, according to BlockSec Phalcon monitoring, it has detected suspicious transactions involving multiple chains, resulting in losses of approximately $170,000, initiated by the same address.Analysis indicates that due to insufficient access control, attackers were able to forcibly inject funds into fraudulent Uni-V3 pools and profit from them.

ChainCatcher message, according to a warning from the Slow Mist security team, "We have detected two suspicious transactions using the same method on the ETH and BSC chains. The attacked contracts may have failed to check the incoming parameters in their swap-like functions, allowing attackers to construct malicious tokens and profit. However, these contracts are not open source."Slow Mist reminds users to stay vigilant and pay attention to asset security.

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 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 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.

ChainCatcher news, OKX CEO Star stated on social media: "It is a common compliance control practice for OKX to inquire about the source of funds for deposits or withdrawals that trigger suspicious transaction monitoring, which is an obligation that financial institutions must fulfill under anti-money laundering laws and regulations in countries around the world."

ChainCatcher message, Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the system detected suspicious transactions on ARB with MixedSwapRouter. The attacker's funds came from ChangeNOW, and the attacker gained approximately $16,000.

ChainCatcher message, Polygon's native stablecoin protocol QiDAO tweeted that PeckShield has observed some suspicious transactions on QuickSwap and Market, which are unrelated to the QiDAO contract. User funds are safe, and the situation is being monitored. Please pay attention to official updates.It is reported that PeckShield's monitoring indicates that QiDAO is suspected of being attacked, with on-chain data showing that the attacker allegedly profited nearly $190,000. After QiDAO's clarification, PeckShield tweeted that the suspicious transactions related to QuickSwap, Market, and QiDAO are associated with price manipulation. The miMATIC market uses CurvePoolOracle for price feedback, leading to price manipulation to borrow money from the market. (source link)