PANews reported on December 26th that, according to PeckShield, the attack on Trust Wallet browser extension version 2.68 has resulted in the theft of over $6 millionPANews reported on December 26th that, according to PeckShield, the attack on Trust Wallet browser extension version 2.68 has resulted in the theft of over $6 million
PeckShield: Over $4 million of stolen assets from Trust Wallet were transferred to multiple CEXs
PANews reported on December 26th that, according to PeckShield, the attack on Trust Wallet browser extension version 2.68 has resulted in the theft of over $6 million in crypto assets. Approximately $2.8 million remains in the attacker's address, while over $4 million has been transferred to multiple centralized exchanges (CEXs). Specifically, approximately $3.3 million flowed into ChangeNOW, approximately $340,000 into FixedFloat, and approximately $447,000 into KuCoin. Trust Wallet has urged users to immediately stop using this version.
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