DeFi News: DeltaPrime Faces Major Security Breach in Ongoing Attack
DeFi News: DeltaPrime Under Siege
DeltaPrime, a prominent DeFi protocol on the Arbitrum chain, recently fell victim to a wave of suspicious transactions resulting in a staggering loss of almost $6 million. The Web3 security firm CyVers has identified that malicious actors compromised the protocol's admin wallet, gaining control over the DeltaPrime proxy contracts. This led to the draining of various liquidity pools, including DPUSDC, DPARB, and DPBTCb.
N. Korean IT Workers Allegedly Linked to DeltaPrime Breach
Recent reports suggest that North Korean IT workers may have a connection to the DeltaPrime breach. CyVers indicated that the attacker has exchanged stolen USDC for Ethereum (ETH), complicating efforts for recovery. CyVers CTO Meir Dolev emphasized that the attack is ongoing, with losses initially reported at $4.5 million, but continuously increasing as the situation unfolds.
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