MISO, the token platform of the popular decentralized cryptocurrency exchange SushiSwap, has become the most recent cryptocurrency project to be hacked. It is reported that the platform in question is experiencing a 3 million dollar ETH hit today.
$3 Million Stolen and Returned
CTO of SushiSwap Joseph Delong According to the information conveyed by MISO, MISO actually fell victim to an attack that DeFi projects are very familiar with. According to the first estimates, there are more than 3 million damages, and research on this is ongoing.
Delong, who first emphasized that about 864 ETH was stolen and even shared the address of the attacker, then continued to share the incredible developments. According to the information provided by Delong, the attacker gradually began to return the funds and accelerated the process with 100 ETH. The hacker, who returned the last funds an hour ago, interestingly returned the entire fund of 3 million dollars.
An anonymous developer known by the GitHub name Aristok3 added a very bad code to the platform, according to the information transmitted, and because of this code, the platform was actually attacked. Delong stated that all vulnerabilities on the token sales platform are currently hidden. SushiSwap, which entered the market last year, however, is definitely one of the largest in its field, with a 24-hour trade volume of over $700 million.
100 ETH has been returned to the Sushi multisig. Hoping the attacker sends the resthttps://t.co/PpvYCaIUeq https://t.co/Xz7uQiHRW9
— Joseph 🤝 Delong 🔱 (@josephdelong) September 17, 2021
Although it is not known who the MISO attacker is, it is stated that he contacted crypto money exchanges such as FTX and Binance to find out the identity of this person.