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SushiSwap’s token launch pad, MISO, stolen $3 million

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Joseph Delong, CTO of SushiSwap, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, Announce The hacker disrupted the supply chain of its token launch platform MISO.

According to DeLonghi, “an anonymous contractor with the GH handle AristoK3 injected malicious code into the Miso front-end”, replaced the auction wallet address with his own address, and subsequently obtained 865 Ether (Ethereum), worth 3 million U.S. dollars.This data can verify Via EtherScan.

The hacker took advantage of the single goal of the Jay Pegs Auto Mart token auction, which is an imitation NFT project that mimics the value of the 2007 Kia Sedona.

In what he called “the hardest day of my life so far,” a former senior software engineer at ConsenSys claimed that he had little support from leading cryptocurrency exchanges FTX and Binance in his pursuit of funds.

Deron publicly expressed his suspicion that the identity of the hacker is Eratos, a blockchain and network developer. The individual has not yet responded to these allegations.

Just last month, a white hat security programmer miraculously changed the SushiSwap protocol from Potentially catastrophic $350 million hackAfter discovering a serious loophole in the BitDAO token sale auction contract, the platform MISO was launched again through its tokens.

Fortunately, this vulnerability was not discovered by wandering hackers, and sales continued to be undisturbed. Nevertheless, as described by White Hat, the event did demonstrate the “obvious mistakes” taken by the team’s security actions.

DeFi platform Announce the highly anticipated “7/20” project The update in July this year revealed the future launch of a new automated market maker called Trident, aiming to become the most capital efficient market maker in the market.