The developers of the Telegram game Super Sushi Samurai reported that exploiting an error in the smart contract allowed the hacker to withdraw $4.6 million from LP wallets.
Yuga Labs developer Coffee claimed that it was a double-spend attack. When the user sent the wallet balance to himself, this doubled the funds.
The hacker purchased 690 million SSS tokens and transferred the entire balance to himself 25 times, doubling it. He then sold the 11.5 trillion SSS "mined" in this way for 1,310 ETH (~$4.6 million) on decentralized exchanges.
Later, the hacker contacted the project team through the signature in the transaction and offered to refund the funds. At the time of writing, the parties are in negotiations.
Against the background of the incident, the price of the SSS token collapsed by 99.9% according to CoinGecko.
Telegram-the Super Sushi Samurai game works on the Blast network. Rewards are generated through a combination of a trade tax, a discount on on-chain transaction fees from Blast, and income earned from ether in the LP pool.
Recall that Blast is an EVM-compatible protocol for scaling, which uses Optimistic Rollups. The platform offers a passive income of 4-5% per annum.
The project was launched in November 2023 by the founder of the Blur NFT marketplace under the pseudonym Pacman. Initially, the protocol did not even have a test network and offered users to deposit coins through the bridge.
Yuga Labs developer Coffee claimed that it was a double-spend attack. When the user sent the wallet balance to himself, this doubled the funds.
The hacker purchased 690 million SSS tokens and transferred the entire balance to himself 25 times, doubling it. He then sold the 11.5 trillion SSS "mined" in this way for 1,310 ETH (~$4.6 million) on decentralized exchanges.
Later, the hacker contacted the project team through the signature in the transaction and offered to refund the funds. At the time of writing, the parties are in negotiations.
Against the background of the incident, the price of the SSS token collapsed by 99.9% according to CoinGecko.
Telegram-the Super Sushi Samurai game works on the Blast network. Rewards are generated through a combination of a trade tax, a discount on on-chain transaction fees from Blast, and income earned from ether in the LP pool.
Recall that Blast is an EVM-compatible protocol for scaling, which uses Optimistic Rollups. The platform offers a passive income of 4-5% per annum.
The project was launched in November 2023 by the founder of the Blur NFT marketplace under the pseudonym Pacman. Initially, the protocol did not even have a test network and offered users to deposit coins through the bridge.
