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A second attacker drained the bridge using the identical contract and entry path as the May exploit, meaning the patch either shipped late or did not actually close the vulnerability class.
Blockaid flags the loss to a third-party bridge, not Arbitrum's native one, and Offchain Labs says the core bridge is unaffected while it investigates.
The attack is hitting a yield-aggregator specifically built for institutional-grade vault infrastructure, putting fresh attention on the security stack behind DeFi's automated strategies.
A flaw in Taiko bridge's source-signal proof validation is the likely root cause, per Blockaid. With block production frozen and a withdrawal advisory in place, every bridged dollar is now a…
The Layer-2's bridge proof mechanism was compromised, putting more than $1M already drained and every remaining bridged position at risk until Taiko confirms a fix.
The bot credited with ~70% of Ethereum's sandwich attacks lost more to its own approval logic than the typical sandwich victim loses in a year — a cautionary flip for machine-speed traders on both…
Blockaid flags the cross-chain bridge as still actively draining, with Peckshield tallying the loss in tBTC, ETH, and USDC so far.
An ongoing attack on the Verus-Ethereum bridge has pulled roughly $11.58M out so far, with Blockaid's exploit detection catching the live drain rather than a post-mortem tally.
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