Solana Magic Eden, a platform for trading collection tokens based on the blockchain, reported a hacker attack. The developers asked users to revoke any site rights from wallets.
Apparently, not only the Magic Eden platform was attacked, but also the Phantom and Slope wallets. The Phantom developers said they are working with teams from other projects on the Solana network to fix the vulnerability. At the same time, the Magic Eden team noted that the vulnerability was found not in the site’s smart contracts, but in the wallet code.
According to the nftpeasant service, hackers managed to steal NFT and cryptocurrencies from Phantom wallets worth more than $6 million. Unknown people used a wallet for the attack, the funds for which were received from the Binance exchange seven months ago. Since then, the wallet has remained dormant.
It is not yet known the exact number of wallets that were vulnerable. According to Emin Gun Sirer, founder and CEO of Ava Labs, the figure exceeds 7,000 pieces.
Earlier, the network bridge of the Nomad decentralized finance project was attacked. Hackers managed to withdraw more than $190 million
Source: Bits
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