Raydium Offers Attacker More Than 15% Of Stolen Funds As Whitehat Bounty
Key Points:
- In an effort to hasten recovery, DEX Raydium, located in Solana, said that it would raise the whitehat bug bounty offered to the protocol attacker.
- The attacker will now offer the whole amount of compromised RAY plus 15% of the remaining monies in exchange for returning the stolen money.
- The attacker’s identity is still a mystery, according to the protocol, but it will keep collaborating with ecosystem partners to look into the transfers of the stolen fund.
In an effort to hasten recovery, DEX Raydium, located in Solana, said that it would raise the whitehat bug bounty offered to the protocol attacker.
Raydium will now provide the whole value of the compromised RAY as well as 15% of the remaining funds in exchange for the attacker returning the stolen money.
While the attacker’s identity is still a mystery, the protocol stated that it would continue to collaborate with ecosystem partners to look into the transfers of stolen fund. Raydium is collaborating with law enforcement and has contacted centralized exchanges.
Additionally, Raydium is looking to the community’s on-chain sleuths for information.
The first individual or team to provide information on the attack that results in the recovery of fund will get a $75,000 prize. If fund is found within 72 hours, the reward is $150,000.
The attacker is urged by Raydium to return the money so that users can be paid in the most effective way possible. The following addresses can be directly used to send money or messages:
- SPL: FsREk9DLgRNSrjeBjy6oMdVFn9UGFAd81dJZt9ZhoANa
- ETH: 0x6d3078ED15461E989fbf44aE32AaF3D3Cfdc4a90
As Coincu reported, a secret key was leaked last Friday, allowing Raydium to be compromised for roughly 4.4 million worth of cryptocurrency. There were around 1.88 million RAY, 1.09 million USDC, and 120,000 SOL among the stolen money.
The Raydium exploiter account appears to be involved in additional illicit conduct on Solana, according to a preliminary examination. A tweet from cloudzy.sol on November 7 detailing a wallet to exploit totaling 198 SOL that ultimately ended up in the same account that paid the principal the exploiter wallet as described in the initial post-mortem tweet is one indicator of this.
As a whitehat bug reward, Raydium initially gave 10% of the fund that had been taken.
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Raydium Offers Attacker More Than 15% Of Stolen Funds As Whitehat Bounty
Key Points:
- In an effort to hasten recovery, DEX Raydium, located in Solana, said that it would raise the whitehat bug bounty offered to the protocol attacker.
- The attacker will now offer the whole amount of compromised RAY plus 15% of the remaining monies in exchange for returning the stolen money.
- The attacker’s identity is still a mystery, according to the protocol, but it will keep collaborating with ecosystem partners to look into the transfers of the stolen fund.
In an effort to hasten recovery, DEX Raydium, located in Solana, said that it would raise the whitehat bug bounty offered to the protocol attacker.
Raydium will now provide the whole value of the compromised RAY as well as 15% of the remaining funds in exchange for the attacker returning the stolen money.
While the attacker’s identity is still a mystery, the protocol stated that it would continue to collaborate with ecosystem partners to look into the transfers of stolen fund. Raydium is collaborating with law enforcement and has contacted centralized exchanges.
Additionally, Raydium is looking to the community’s on-chain sleuths for information.
The first individual or team to provide information on the attack that results in the recovery of fund will get a $75,000 prize. If fund is found within 72 hours, the reward is $150,000.
The attacker is urged by Raydium to return the money so that users can be paid in the most effective way possible. The following addresses can be directly used to send money or messages:
- SPL: FsREk9DLgRNSrjeBjy6oMdVFn9UGFAd81dJZt9ZhoANa
- ETH: 0x6d3078ED15461E989fbf44aE32AaF3D3Cfdc4a90
As Coincu reported, a secret key was leaked last Friday, allowing Raydium to be compromised for roughly 4.4 million worth of cryptocurrency. There were around 1.88 million RAY, 1.09 million USDC, and 120,000 SOL among the stolen money.
The Raydium exploiter account appears to be involved in additional illicit conduct on Solana, according to a preliminary examination. A tweet from cloudzy.sol on November 7 detailing a wallet to exploit totaling 198 SOL that ultimately ended up in the same account that paid the principal the exploiter wallet as described in the initial post-mortem tweet is one indicator of this.
As a whitehat bug reward, Raydium initially gave 10% of the fund that had been taken.
DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
Join us to keep track of news: https://linktr.ee/coincu
Website: coincu.com
Harold
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