The NFT Treasure trading platform was attacked by hackers – Bits Media

Treasure, The largest platform for the release and trade of NFT based on Arbitrum solutions, He was attacked by hackers. This was announced by the co -founder of Treasure John Patten.

In his message on Twitter social network, John Patten (John Patten) talked about hacking and recognized the presence of vulnerability. He promised to return funds to all users, lost their NFT:

“The Treasure platform was hacking. Please, Remove all your tokens and collection items from sales. We will cover all losses - I personally promise to convey all my Smol tokens to solve the problem. ".

Before that, representatives of Treasure also advised all users to withdraw their tokens from sale. They later wrote, that the developers managed to determine the vulnerability.

It is still unknown, how many collection tokens were stolen by attackers and how exactly this happened. However, the community managed to establish one of the addresses, belonging to hackers.

Judging by transactions on this wallet, Hackers stole 17 Smol Brains tokens - the most popular NFT collection based on Arbitrum. The total cost of these NFT is about $1.4 million.

Recall, that in February more 30 OpensEa platform users have lost their collection tokens, although, In this case, there was no vulnerability in the platform itself - the attackers took advantage.