Hope finance empty for $ 2 million
Hope finance empty for $ 2 million
The decentralized financial protocol (Defi) Hope Finance suffered an exploit of $ 2 million on February 20.
According to Twitter, the hacker allegedly stolen everything from the protocol genesis account, The first thing to do was announced that the Community was cheated.
The protocol based on Arbitrum also passed the information on the person, while a photo was attached with a voter ID.
- the post claimed that the hacker was a Nigerian named Ugwoke Pascal Chukwuebuka, who executed the exploit before transferring money to Tornado Cash, shortly after the platform went live on February 20th.
- Die Beteiligung des Nigerianers an dem Projekt ist immer noch nicht bekannt, aber seine tatsächliche Identität war es in Frage provided of parishioners.
- Blockchain security company Peckshield confirmed Coin mixed protocols has transferred around 1,095 ETH worth more than $ 1.86 million
- The Smart Contract from Hope Finance was checked by Cognitos. Despite the message of smaller weaknesses, the platform came to the conclusion that the Smart Contract code from Hope Finance had "successfully passed the audit" and "no warnings were issued".
- according to another well-known blockchain security company, Certik, was a fake router from the fraudster at the address "0xf188". The Swaphelper was then updated to use this fake router in the address "0xc9ee", and was approved by all three owners of the multi-size "0x8ebd" of the Defi protocol.
- Hope Finance still has to publish a post-mortem report on the fraud. However, the platform shared steps with the users to remove staggered liquidity from the protocol.
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