ChainCatcher news, the public blockchain Zilliqa stated in a post on X early this morning that it has encountered network issues again. The team has identified the vulnerability and will resolve the issue as soon as possible. User funds are in a safe state.Previous news, the public blockchain Zilliqa stated that it has noticed a slowdown in the block production speed of the Zilliqa mainnet, is actively monitoring the situation, and has suspended network transactions. A recovery may be needed, and Zilliqa will make a decision on this soon.

ChainCatcher message, ether.fi posted on X that on September 24, a security incident occurred at its domain registrar Gandi.net. All funds of ether.fi are safe, no related DApp has been attacked, and users can interact with ether.fi securely.

ChainCatcher news, BlockTower Capital founder and CIO Ari Paul opposes CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju's positive view of Zhao Changpeng, stating, "The crimes committed by Zhao Changpeng are the same as those of SBF. If the federal government is willing, they could sentence Zhao Changpeng to life in prison. Zhao Changpeng stole customer deposits and gambled. He has dozens of charges against him, deceiving retail investors in numerous ways. He deliberately facilitated money laundering for criminal organizations and worse. Why is he only charged with a little? Because the federal government is concerned that he might bribe the Emirati sheik to obtain sovereign immunity and abscond with over $30 billion of retail funds, and because the federal government wants a large amount of evidence to prove the industry's guilt in Binance documents."It is noteworthy that the Reuters report cited by Ari Paul accuses Zhao Changpeng of obtaining approximately $11 billion in customer assets through trading firms. In response, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju referenced the U.S. Department of Justice's statement regarding the charges against Zhao Changpeng, stating that the Reuters report lacks conclusive evidence and only raises indirect suspicions without legal conviction. Furthermore, "the Department of Justice did not accuse Zhao Changpeng of misappropriating customer funds, but rather of conspiring to commit money laundering."Others have also expressed differing opinions on Ari Paul's viewpoint. They argue that it is illogical for someone who has already become a billionaire to choose to steal $30 billion to hold a small country hostage. Additionally, Binance also has clients from the UAE, and "theft" would also face legal repercussions in the UAE.

ChainCatcher news reports that the blockchain security company Asymmetric Research has disclosed a critical vulnerability in Circle's Noble-CCTP (a component of the USDC cross-chain transfer protocol) found on the Cosmos network, and has privately notified Circle. The vulnerability has been promptly fixed, with no loss of user funds or malicious attacks occurring.The security company discovered that malicious actors could bypass the sender verification process of the cross-chain transfer protocol and forge USDC on the Noble bridge. More specifically, the "ReceiveMessage" handler of Noble-CCTP accepts "BurnMessages" from any sender without first verifying that the bridging message was sent from the validated "TokenMessenger" address on the original chain.However, although the vulnerability initially appeared to be an infinite minting flaw, the actual impact is limited due to Noble's minting cap of approximately 35 million USDC.

ChainCatcher message, Binance official stated on social media that they are aware some users are encountering errors when accessing the Binance website. This is due to increased page traffic.The team is investigating the matter, and most issues have been resolved. Users are advised to refresh the website or use the Binance app.Rest assured, user funds are safe.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the cybersecurity company Moonlock warns that the AMOS trojan targeting Mac users can now clone the Ledger Live software and may soon clone other wallet applications.According to a report from cybersecurity company Moonlock Lab on August 5, the program is making a comeback, and the company found that it is being advertised through Google Adsense. In the ads, it disguises itself as popular MacOS programs, including the screen sharing application Loom, the user interface design tool Figma, the VPN Tunnelblick, and the instant messaging application Callzy. The developers of these applications have not authorized the counterfeit version of the AMOS malware.

ChainCatcher news, Binance CEO Richard Teng released an open letter for Binance's seventh anniversary. The letter states that Binance currently has over 210 million users, and for many years, Binance has always regarded users as the single most important factor driving its decisions. Earlier this year, the value of user funds held by Binance exceeded $100 billion for the first time. As always, user funds are safe and transparently held at a 1:1 ratio.

ChainCatcher message, the encrypted exchange Gemini Trust has released an update for Earn users on social media, stating that the final distribution of funds for the Earn product has now been credited. This batch of funds accounts for approximately 3% of the remaining digital assets owed to Earn users as of the suspension date (November 16, 2022).Through this final distribution, Earn users will receive 100% of the assets owed to them in physical form, representing a recovery of up to 237% of asset value since Genesis suspended withdrawals (an increase in value of $1 billion). This process has officially concluded.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's analysis, the large ETH transaction by Kelp DAO today is Kelp DAO depositing users' coins into EigenLayer, most of which were deposited by Sun Yuchen into Kelp DAO early this morning.Previous news, Kelp DAO's address transferred a total of 53,041 ETH in two transactions, worth nearly 200 million dollars.

ChainCatcher message, Lido released a disclosure regarding the security incident involving Ethereum node operator Numic. On May 14, Lido DAO contributors became aware of a security vulnerability that affected active node operators using Lido on the Ethereum protocol (Numic).The security vulnerability occurred a few days ago, affecting a developer's machine that had access to the backup of the mainnet validator's cryptographic key materials. It is currently unclear whether the encrypted key materials were accessed, copied, or otherwise manipulated, nor is it known whether the decryption materials for that data were discovered or if the encryption was compromised.In response to the identification that the encrypted backup may have been accessed, and for security reasons, the node operators decided to: set the deposit keys associated with the Lido protocol to zero to avoid receiving any further deposits; and to voluntarily exit all potentially affected keys in a staggered manner over the next few days.As of a few hours ago, all operators' validators have exited (and fully withdrawn). This incident did not affect the operation of the validators, nor did it impact user funds.

ChainCatcher news, Tether CEO and Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino posted on X platform stating that the Bitfinex data leak may be a false event, with the following specifics:The sample data contains 22,500 email and password records;Bitfinex does not store plaintext passwords, nor does it store 2FA passwords in plaintext;Out of the 22,500 emails, only 5,000 match Bitfinex users;The alleged hackers did not contact Bitfinex. If they had any real information, they would have reached out through Bitfinex's bug bounty, customer support tickets, etc."While we believe this is purely FUD, we will continue to review the information to ensure nothing is overlooked. Funds are safe."

ChainCatcher news, Chainge CEO DJ Qian stated on social media that user funds are safe, and the protocol's assets are being transferred to Chainge's own address, and will be returned for security reasons after the upgrade of the smart contract-based cross-chain infrastructure.ChainCatcher previously reported that according to monitoring by Shield, there may be vulnerabilities in the code of the cross-chain liquidity protocol Chainge, which could lead to unauthorized fund transfers.

ChainCatcher news, decentralized exchange FixedFloat has confirmed that it has once again fallen victim to the attackers behind the February 16 hack, with hackers managing to exploit a vulnerability in one of the third-party services it uses.FixedFloat stated that this financial loss only affects its services, and the hackers stole funds that ensure service liquidity; the company's funds and user funds were not affected. FixedFloat does not provide custodial services, meaning it does not store user funds. An investigation is still ongoing.

ChainCatcher news, according to Brazilian media Valor, Binance revealed on Tuesday that it has recovered $4.35 billion from users who made mistakes in operations between 2022 and 2023. These issues arose because customers of the trading platform used it as a gateway to enter decentralized finance (DeFi) from the traditional financial world.In a statement, Binance mentioned that it utilizes technology to provide various cryptocurrency recovery services for a range of potential events. According to Binance, these events include situations where tokens failed to be credited to customer accounts due to network issues.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 game platform Munchables stated on social media that all user funds are safe, the lockdrop will not be executed, and all rewards related to Blast will be distributed. The official will share the latest news in the coming days.

ChainCatcher message, Munchables stated on X that the developers shared all relevant private keys to assist in recovering user funds. Specifically, this includes the key holding approximately 62.53 million dollars, the key holding 73 WETH, and the owner key holding the remaining funds.

ChainCatcher message, Polyhedra Network responded to the attack incident stating that after investigation, the incident is unrelated to the security of the Polyhedra bridge. The Polyhedra bridge has been audited by multiple auditing firms and is currently operating normally, with no asset security issues for users. The incident was due to human theft and not a contract vulnerability. Relevant personnel will be held legally accountable.According to monitoring by Shield, this attack incident was caused by key leakage.Previously, according to monitoring by Cyvers Alerts, the Web3 full-stack interoperability infrastructure Polyhedra Network was attacked on the BNB chain due to a wallet access vulnerability, resulting in the attacker extracting $1.4 million, including $700,000 worth of THE tokens, which were then all exchanged for BNB. The attacker’s funds came from Tornado Cash.

ChainCatcher message, according to the Cyvers Alerts system monitoring, the BNB ecosystem DeFi protocol Channels Finance has a large number of suspicious transactions, with suspicious addresses deploying multiple malicious contracts and draining user funds.

ChainCatcher message, Layer 1 blockchain Zilliqa posted on platform X that the network is currently experiencing a technical issue, causing block production interruptions. The technical team is working hard to identify and resolve the issue. Meanwhile, the official strongly advises all partners to temporarily halt any deposits and withdrawals on the network. Please note that user funds are safe. If users do not see their funds in the wallet, they can check on-chain at viewblock.io/zilliqa.

ChainCatcher message, Solana game platform Aurory tweeted that the team discovered abnormal activity a few hours ago. A hacker exploited its market's purchase endpoint to increase their AURY balance in SyncSpace, resulting in the withdrawal of approximately 600,000 tokens to the Arbitrum network and selling them off in the Aurory market for cash.Currently, the team has shut down SyncSpace for maintenance, during which deposits or withdrawals of assets will not be possible. At present, there is no risk to user funds or NFTs. The withdrawn AURY came from a team wallet, which funded withdrawals for accounts that had not previously deposited AURY. SyncSpace is offline for maintenance, and there is currently no risk of further exploitation.The team will conduct a more in-depth investigation after completing the vulnerability fixes and investigation. SyncSpace is expected to be back online in the coming days, and a new Amber patch along with the "Seekers of Tokane" EOY event is planned to be announced within the next week.