Hacker steals over $65.2 million from crypto game built on Blast blockchain, returns everything: On-chain data
A crypto game built on the Layer 2 blockchain Blast suffered a massive security breach that resulted in the loss of over 60% of the total assets on the platform.
munchable announced The exploit was disclosed in a post on social media platform X on Tuesday.
“Munchables has been compromised. We are tracking the movement and attempting to halt the transaction. We will update you as we learn more.”
Pseudonymous on-chain researcher ZachXBT To tell The hacker’s wallet address held 17,400 Ethereum (ETH) worth $62.5 million, which is munchable‘Total value locked (TVL).
“According to DefiLlama, there was a TVL of $96 million before the developer spent $62 million.”
Citing on-chain data, ZachXBT To tell A North Korean developer hired by the Munchables team may be behind this exploit.
“This is what happens when North Korean developers are hired.
The four different developers employed by the Munchables team and associated with the exploiter are likely all the same person.
>We recommended each other for the job
> Send payments regularly to the same two exchange deposit addresses
>We put money into each other’s wallets. ”
Fortunately, the hacker decided to return the assets.munchable To tell Compromised funds are now accessible.
“Munchable developers have shared all relevant private keys to assist in the recovery of user funds. Specifically, the key holding $62,535,441.24, the key holding 73 WETH, and the remaining funds. is the owner key containing.
All user funds are safe, lockdrops are not enforced, and all Blast-related rewards are distributed as well. An update is expected in the next few days. ”
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