ChainCatcher message, according to official news, the AI blockchain project DIN's official X account (@din_lol_) has been hacked.The information currently posted by the account is not from the official team, and users are advised not to click on any links or engage in related interactions. The DIN team stated that they are actively addressing the incident, and further announcements should be based on official channels.

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by the BBC, the X account of UK House of Commons leader Lucy Powell was hacked and used to promote a fraudulent "House of Commons" cryptocurrency. A series of now-deleted posts on Powell's X account described the "HCC" token as "a community-driven digital currency that brings the power of the people to the blockchain."The MP's office confirmed that her account was hacked on Tuesday morning and stated that "swift action has been taken to secure the account and remove misleading posts." Recently, several public figures with large followings, including BBC journalist Nick Robinson, have also experienced similar cyber hacking attacks.CoinShares senior researcher Luke Nolan stated that the hack of Powell's account is an example of "pump and dump," as the token only had 34 transactions, which may have generated about £225 in profit.

ChainCatcher message, ZKsync posted on platform X stating that, after investigation, the administrator accounts of three airdrop distribution contracts have been compromised. The attacker invoked the sweepUnclaimed() function, minting approximately 111 million unclaimed ZK tokens from the airdrop contract. This incident only involves the airdrop distribution contracts, and all mintable funds have been fully minted, making further exploitation through this method impossible.The ZKsync protocol, ZK token contracts, all three governance contracts, and all active token cap minters have not been affected by this incident and will not be affected. They are currently coordinating with exchanges to restore operations and recommend that the attacker return the funds to avoid legal consequences.

ChainCatcher message, ZKsync posted on platform X stating that, after investigation, the administrator accounts of three airdrop distribution contracts have been compromised. The attacker invoked the sweepUnclaimed() function to mint approximately 111 million unclaimed ZK tokens from the airdrop contract. This incident only involves the airdrop distribution contracts, and all mintable funds have been fully minted, making further exploitation through this method impossible.The ZKsync protocol, ZK token contract, all three governance contracts, and all active token cap minters have not been affected by this incident and will not be affected. They are currently coordinating with exchanges for recovery efforts and advise the attacker to return the funds to avoid legal liability.

ChainCatcher message shows that the on-chain contract platform KiloEx address has been hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately 7.4 million USD, involving assets from multiple chains such as BNB and Base.

ChainCatcher message, according to official news, the perpetual contract DEX KiloEx announced that its treasury has been attacked, and the situation is currently under control.The KiloEx platform's functions have been suspended, and the team is working with security partners to track the flow of funds and plans to launch a bounty program.KiloEx is analyzing the attack vector and affected assets, while collaborating with ecosystem partners to attempt to recover the funds. A complete report will be released in the coming days.

ChainCatcher news, Odin.fun co-founder Bob Bodily tweeted that his account was hacked and is currently being addressed. More information will be provided as soon as possible.

ChainCatcher message, the Sei ecosystem derivative DEX Filament Finance was hacked between 12:00 AM and 4:00 AM UTC on April 6, 2025. The attacker conducted unauthorized fund withdrawals through price manipulation and self-liquidation mechanisms, resulting in a loss of approximately $572,000. The platform has currently suspended trading and withdrawal operations and is conducting an investigation in collaboration with law enforcement and blockchain forensics partners. The stolen funds were primarily transferred to exchanges via Symbiosis Bridge, particularly FixedFloat.Filament Finance has publicly offered a 10% white hat bounty to the attacker, on the condition that 90% of the stolen funds are returned, and expressed willingness to negotiate a resolution to avoid legal escalation.

ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShield monitoring, GMX and MIM Spell related contracts have been hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately 3260 ETH (worth about 6.5 million USD).

ChainCatcher message, according to on-chain analyst Scam Sniffe (@realScamSniffer), a user lost $329,743 in assets due to a phishing authorization signed 408 days ago.Users are advised to regularly check and revoke old authorizations to ensure wallet security.

ChainCatcher message, cryptocurrency news account Watcher.Guru disclosed that its X account has been hacked. The community is advised to stay vigilant, as previous posts (now deleted) were made by the hacker.Watcher.Guru also stated that it is investigating the matter and contacting X support, and further updates will be provided once more details are available.

ChainCatcher message, Kaito AI team member Sandra posted, "Kaito AI founder Yu Hu and Kaito's X account have been hacked. Kaito's wallet has not been compromised. The attacker specifically chose the time zone where Yu Hu is located (when he is asleep) to launch the attack ------ please ignore the related content. We are working hard to recover the account. Further updates will be posted here."

ChainCatcher news, according to BlockSec Phalcon monitoring, the Web3 launcher platform WebKeyDao has been hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $73,000. The attacker exploited an unprotected function to purchase wkeyDao tokens at a low price and sold these tokens on a decentralized exchange for profit.Specifically, the attacker utilized the purchase function in the vulnerable contract to buy 230 wkeyDao tokens for 1,159 BUSD, and then sold these tokens on the decentralized exchange for 13,167 BUSD, achieving a profit of about 10 times.

ChainCatcher message, affected by the previous fake news released by DB (@Tier10k) due to account hacking, TRUMP briefly rose to 12.47 USDT with a maximum increase of 19.55%. Subsequently, db (@Tier10k) clarified that the account was hacked and the news was fake, causing TRUMP to quickly surge and then fall back, currently reported at 10.73 USDT.

ChainCatcher message, the db X account's previous report on "Trump token has utility" is fake news, the account was hacked, and the tweet has been deleted.

ChainCatcher news, on-chain detective ZachXBT posted that the password manager LastPass was hacked in 2022, resulting in the theft of nine-figure cryptocurrency. The team has long been covering up the extent of the attack and has gaslighted many confirmed victims. Yesterday, in a forfeiture complaint, even law enforcement publicly agreed that LastPass may be liable for the stolen cryptocurrency.

ChainCatcher news, ODIN.FUN co-founder Bob Bodily released a statement in the official Telegram community:ODIN.FUN has not been hacked.BTC deposits in Odin are fully backed 1:1.More information will be released on Twitter as soon as possible.According to previous reports, multiple community users have reported that funds in the Bitcoin ecological trading platform Odin.fun are currently unable to be withdrawn, or may have been subjected to a hacker attack.

ChainCatcher message, Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee's X account is suspected to be hacked, and has posted content related to tokens. Please be aware of the risks.

ChainCatcher message, JupiterDAO core team member Slorg posted on social media that the X account of Jupiter co-founder Meow has been hacked and has published scam-related tweets about Meme (which have now been deleted). Users should be wary of related scams.