ChainCatcher news, blockchain security company SlowMist has issued a security alert, stating that suspicious activity related to the vETH token has been detected. SlowMist reminds users to stay vigilant and pay attention to asset security.According to Cyvers Alerts analysis, hackers caused losses of approximately $440,000 through price manipulation. The attackers first obtained funds on the BNB Chain via Tornado Cash, and then cross-chained to Ethereum through Bridgers.

ChainCatcher news, SlowMist posted on social media that it has detected potential suspicious activities related to Dough Finance, with losses amounting to 1.81 million dollars.

ChainCatcher message, SlowMist stated on social media that it has detected potential suspicious activities related to EXcommunity.

ChainCatcher message, the DeFi protocol LiquidCrypto stated on social media that the related suspicious activities detected by the security company were due to a smart contract issue, and there was no hacker attack. The problem has been resolved by redeploying a new smart contract.

ChainCatcher message: According to monitoring by MistTrack, potential suspicious activities related to LiquidCrypto have been detected. Users are advised to revoke authorization for contract addresses related to BSC, AVAX, ETH, ONUS, JFIN, and MANTLE as soon as possible.

ChainCatcher message, according to CertiK monitoring, suspicious activity has occurred on the EOA address (0x5Dcc4EC2E9C12AB2AF2eBe010Ea8Bf6B41Daa80a). If any users have inadvertently authorized EOA to access their tokens, please revoke the permissions in a timely manner. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, cryptocurrency and fintech bank Silvergate Capital issued an open letter stating that Silvergate conducted significant due diligence on FTX and its related entities (including Alameda Research), and noted that the lender followed all relevant regulatory procedures when receiving wire transfers involving Alameda. According to the bank's own systems and regulatory requirements, any potential misconduct would be investigated and reported if necessary.Previous report indicated that due to the bank's reluctance to do business with cryptocurrency companies including FTX, some FTX clients were instructed to wire funds through Alameda, which was allowed to open an account at the cryptocurrency and fintech bank Silvergate Capital Corp. (Source link)