According to news from PANews on July 2, the cross-chain interoperability protocol Poly Network is suspected to be hacked again. According to Beosin _ monitoring, the cross-chain interoperability protocol Poly Network attack hackers minted more than 34 billion US dollars in assets on multiple chains, some of which The stolen funds (about $800,000) were transferred to the Ethereum address: 0xe0Afadad1d93704761c8550F21A53DE3468Ba599.
According to Wu’s statistics, hackers issued additional assets on several chains through Poly Network, affecting dozens of assets.
99,999,184 BNB and 10 billion BUSD were issued on Metis;
999.8127T SHIB, 87,579,118 COW and 999,998,434 OOE were issued on Heco;
636,643,868 STACK, 88,640,563 GM and 2,175,053 03 were issued on Polygon;
378,028371 STACK, 82,854,568 XTM and 11,026,341 SPAY were issued on Ethereum;
89,383,712 GM were issued on Avalanche;
8,882,911 METIS, 926,160,132 DOV, 978,102,855 SLD and other assets were issued on BSC.
At present, the hacker has made profits through the sale of some additional assets. It should be noted that the liquidity of the Poly Network is insufficient, and many huge assets such as BNB and BUSD should not be able to flow out across the chain. In 2021, PolyNetwork was hacked to steal more than 600 million U.S. dollars, becoming the largest theft in DeFi history, and then returned the assets after communicating with the hackers.
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