@BOMBERuss 3 September 2022 more from that month

On September 1, the developers of #KyberSwap revealed suspicious activity at the frontend level. After closing the interface for investigation, they found malicious code in the #Google Tag Manager (#GTM) tool. The exploit inserted a false approval for the transaction, allowing hackers to #withdraw user funds to their addresses. The team restarted the interface in less than two hours, removing the malicious code from GTM. The #attack affected two addresses. The developers assured that the victims will receive full compensation. In their opinion, the attackers were targeting the wallets of whales. The KyberSwap team identified the hackers' addresses in the #Ethereum and #Polygon networks, and also contacted various exchanges to track and block the movement of stolen assets. According to PeckShield, the attackers withdrew the initial funds for the attack from the centralized #BitMart platform. KyberSwap offered hackers to contact them and return the stolen funds for a reward of 15% of the amount. #CryptoCurrency