Coin Circle News reports that the hacker attacked Hedera’s Sauce protocol by manipulating price oracles, stealing more than $5 million. The attack caused the HBAR price to drop by nearly 3%. After quickly swapping multiple assets once the stolen funds were bridged to Ethereum via the LayerZero bridge, according to PeckShield data, the attacker borrowed nearly $6.6 million worth of USDC and 35 million HBAR, and used SauceSwap to perform token swaps. The attacker’s Ethereum wallet currently holds about 2,068 ETH worth nearly $3.7 million, along with 15.58 WBTC, bringing the total stolen assets to more than $5 million. The incident has raised security concerns about decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, and the Hedera network team has not yet released an official statement.

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BlocktimeBarista
· 7h ago
Has the LayerZero bridge become a high-speed route for money laundering? Cross-chain security also needs to be taken seriously
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RouterRunner
· 7h ago
Looks like the Sauce Protocol has been precisely targeted this time—could there be an issue with the oracle price feed mechanism design?
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GateUser-d6fb8ff1
· 7h ago
PeckShield data is quite detailed: 2,068 ETH + 15 WBTC. The hacker’s cash-out method is very skilled.
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HotAirBalloonViewing
· 7h ago
$5 million can disappear just like that, and HBAR is still down 3%, leaving holders in a terrible situation.
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WaitingForConfirmationUnderThe
· 7h ago
The oracle is in trouble again again again—DeFi security still has a long road ahead.
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