LSDFi unshETH Emergency Pause Withdrawal Due To Private Key Leak
Key Points:
- LSDFi unshETH confirms one of the deployer private keys for unshETH contracts has been compromised.
- To avoid the risk, the project has halted emergency withdrawals on the protocol.
- With emergency measures activated and related Ethereum funds still safe.
According to the official announcement from the LSDFi unshETH protocol, the project confirmed a private key leak and has halted emergency withdrawals to protect users’ funds.
The LSDFi protocol unshETH officially responded to last night’s security incident on Twitter at dawn this morning. The project said that around 22:00 on May 31, one of the implementation private keys of the unshETH contract was leaked.
Out of an abundance of caution, the official urgently suspended unshETH’s ETH withdrawals. According to the security model, unshETH’s ETH deposits (TVL up to $35 million) are protected by multi-signatures and time-locks, so there is no risk.
Additionally, several backend agreement contracts (liquidity mining pools, cross-chain bridges, etc.) have been hacked and are collaborating with white hat security experts from Coinbase, Stargate, Paladin Blockchain Security, Github, and ogle for the safety of user funds and Impact Area is expected to be restricted.
At the same time, the official contacted the hacker to try to negotiate the return of money and contract ownership to limit the impact on existing users.
Earlier, several KOLs tweeted that the protocol’s vault was suspected of having security issues and reminded users to move funds out as soon as possible.
The reason is that the contract owner has been tampered with, and the project official has been informed, but this official has yet to have an official response. However, the official said in Discord that emergency measures had been activated and the Ethereum funds involved are safe.
On-chain information shows that the contract owner’s rights were transferred two hours ago and are now moved to an unknown address 0xb815114245B6E0f7d31910ae87c58b35C7D39827.
On May 27, the LSDFi protocol hit a significant milestone seeing an unprecedented $25 million inflow in just one day.
Unsheth, a real-world commodity-backed synthetic asset offering, holds 12.9% of LSDFi TVL. Its inclusion in the LSDFi protocol underscores the need for diversified investment opportunities in the DeFi space.
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LSDFi unshETH Emergency Pause Withdrawal Due To Private Key Leak
Key Points:
- LSDFi unshETH confirms one of the deployer private keys for unshETH contracts has been compromised.
- To avoid the risk, the project has halted emergency withdrawals on the protocol.
- With emergency measures activated and related Ethereum funds still safe.
According to the official announcement from the LSDFi unshETH protocol, the project confirmed a private key leak and has halted emergency withdrawals to protect users’ funds.
The LSDFi protocol unshETH officially responded to last night’s security incident on Twitter at dawn this morning. The project said that around 22:00 on May 31, one of the implementation private keys of the unshETH contract was leaked.
Out of an abundance of caution, the official urgently suspended unshETH’s ETH withdrawals. According to the security model, unshETH’s ETH deposits (TVL up to $35 million) are protected by multi-signatures and time-locks, so there is no risk.
Additionally, several backend agreement contracts (liquidity mining pools, cross-chain bridges, etc.) have been hacked and are collaborating with white hat security experts from Coinbase, Stargate, Paladin Blockchain Security, Github, and ogle for the safety of user funds and Impact Area is expected to be restricted.
At the same time, the official contacted the hacker to try to negotiate the return of money and contract ownership to limit the impact on existing users.
Earlier, several KOLs tweeted that the protocol’s vault was suspected of having security issues and reminded users to move funds out as soon as possible.
The reason is that the contract owner has been tampered with, and the project official has been informed, but this official has yet to have an official response. However, the official said in Discord that emergency measures had been activated and the Ethereum funds involved are safe.
On-chain information shows that the contract owner’s rights were transferred two hours ago and are now moved to an unknown address 0xb815114245B6E0f7d31910ae87c58b35C7D39827.
On May 27, the LSDFi protocol hit a significant milestone seeing an unprecedented $25 million inflow in just one day.
Unsheth, a real-world commodity-backed synthetic asset offering, holds 12.9% of LSDFi TVL. Its inclusion in the LSDFi protocol underscores the need for diversified investment opportunities in the DeFi space.
DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your research before investing.
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