Hacked Event Broadcast

Description of the event: According to a report from CoinDesk Korea, the exchange was hacked for a total of 3.1 million EOS, which was withdrawn from the exchange’s “hot” (internet connected) wallet through a series of transactions. Based on the data from CoinMarketCap, EOS is currently trading at $4.22, making the total value of the coins lost around $13 million. The company said in its statement that it suspects the hack was conducted by an insider, since no evidence of external exploit has been found.

Description of the event: According to a report from CoinDesk Korea, Bithumb may have also lost 20.2 million XRP in the recent breach. The XRP was moved from Bithumb’s wallet on March 29 in transactions that can be seen on XRPSCAN.

Description of the event: The transfer does not determine that to and from cannot be the same address, resulting in an attack that can create more than 15w TCC tokens without foundation.

Description of the event: ZION.games sustained attack by malicious users ggggggggggxx, profits of more than 2849 EOS, and transferred to the Binance Exchange. The attack is similar to the attack on TGON, suspected to be the same group.

Description of the event: The attacker controlled multiple accounts to launch continuously attacks on the TGON, made thousands of EOS in profit from the TGON, and transferred to the Binance Exchange.

Description of the event: BiKi.com announced that at 0:08:23 on March 26, the BiKi.com community received a user feedback that his password has been tampered with and need to bind the new Google verification code.At around 5 in the morning, 28 users had the same problem, and the risk control system received an alarm. After investigation, it is because some users are not bound to Google verification code and third-party verification code service provider SMS is hijacked and caused. At present, the number of of accounts that have been tampered with passwords is 37, and the account involved in asset transfer is 18, and the loss amount is 12.33 million USDT, the BiKi.com will bear the full amount of the loss.

Description of the event: The attacker launch continuously attacks and profit from the dBet Games.

Description of the event: The attacker justjiezhan1 launched an attack on the EOS game "cubecontract" and has already made a profit. Prior to this, the attacker justjiezhan1 started deploying the attack contract at around 12:00:41 on the same day. The analysts preliminary analyzed that the attacker was, still the same as the previous attack mean, transaction congestion attack.

Description of the event: The attacker launched continuously attacks and profit from the EOSVegas. The analysis found that the attack mean used by the attacker was transaction congestion attack. The account is extremely active. It just attacked the quiz game EOS Cube and its related account has been marked as high risk.

Description of the event: The attacker launched a hard_fail attack on the exchange and profited thousands of EOS.

Description of the event: The attacker justjiezhan1 launched an attack on the EOS game "YUM.games" and has already made a profit. After analysis, it is suspected that the attacker calls "gamestart" and draws the prize directly without betting the game.

Description of the event: The attacker launched continuously attacks on the LuckyGo, profiting hundreds of EOS.

Description of the event: The attacker launched continuously attacks on the dBet Games, profiting hundreds of EUSD which stablecoins issued on EOS. And has sold through the decentralized exchange Newdex.

Description of the event: The attacker launched continuous attacks on EOS DApp nkpaymentcap and successfully profited 50,000 EOS. After analysis, it was found that the attacker used a fake transfer notification attack to obtain a large number of contract tokens, and then exchanged the tokens into real EOS for cash out through the DApp contract.

Description of the event: The attacker launched a continuous attack on the EOS quiz game Vegas Town, profited thousands of EOS, and has been transferred to the ZB exchange. Preliminary analysis found that hackers used the failed (hard_fail) transfer transaction to cheat the game server, resulting in continued awards.

Description of the event: The attacker launched a continuous attack on the EOS quiz game Gamble EOS, successfully profited thousands of EOS, and has been transferred to the Huobi exchange. After analysis, it was found that the attack method used by the attacker was a false transfer notification.

Description of the event: The attacker launched a series of attacks on the EOS quiz game Fishing Joy, profiting hundreds of EOS. According to analysis, the attacker used the transaction crowding attack to trigger the game's refund mechanism, resulting in 100% profit.