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$62.5 million was stolen from Munchables

On March 26, 2024, the Munchables gaming platform, created on the basis of the Blast L2 solution, was hacked. The damage amounted to 17,500 ETH ($62.5 million at that time). The culprit agreed to return the stolen property.

After the fact of hacking was confirmed by the project team, crypto expert ZachXBT discovered attacker's address. According to him, it turned out to be one of the platform developers.

Moreover, according to ZachXBT, he is also associated with the North Korean group Lazarus Group. Analyst also notedthat the attacker was likely impersonating multiple people.

Developer under the pseudonym 0xQuit notedthat he was preparing the attack in advance. Specifically, he updated the locking contract. This allowed him to withdraw a significant amount of Ethereum at once.

On March 27, the project team announced that the hacker agreed to return all funds and renounced control over the platform’s assets.

The developers assured the community that user funds on the platform are completely safe. They promised to provide a full report on the incident in the coming days.

Amid the hack, the volume of locked assets (TVL) of the protocol decreased sharply:


Source: Cryptocurrency

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