Secret Network Loses $4.67M in Infinite Mint Exploit
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Secret Network Axelar Bridge Hack Results in $4.67M Loss via Infinite-Mint Exploit - The Cryptocurrency Post
Secret Network’s Axelar–related bridge flow was hit by an “infinite mint” exploit that reportedly allowed an attacker to create unbacked wrapped assets and drain about $4.67 million, according to a CryptoTimes report citing Axelar’s announcement and a Common Prefix technical write-up. Available reporting says the issue affected a modified cross-chain token contract on Secret Network rather than Axelar’s core network. Axelar said its network and …
Secret Network Hit With $4.67M Infinite Mint Exploit Losses
An attacker exploited an “infinite mint” vulnerability in a smart contract on Secret Network to create wrapped versions of Axelar-backed assets without the normal backing. According to Common Prefix, the resulting loss reached $4.67 million, with the incident first occurring on June 10 and later being detected on June 17 after irregularities surfaced during a failed cross-chain transfer. The exploit relied on a flaw in how inbound transfers were…
Hacker Used Fake IBC Channel to Drain Secret Network’s Axelar Bridge
How Did The Axelar-Secret Bridge Exploit Happen? An attacker drained roughly $4.67 million from Secret Network’s Axelar bridge after exploiting a flaw in a modified bridge contract that handled assets moving from Axelar to Secret Network. The attack targeted a modified CW20-ICS20 contract on Secret Network. The contract was designed to mint Secret-wrapped versions of Axelar-wrapped assets, known as saTokens, when tokens moved through the bridge.…
A hacker has stolen assets worth $4.67 million from a vulnerability in the Axelar Bridge on Secret Network. Particularly explosive: The attack remained undetected for a week. Source: BTC-ECHO BTC-ECHO
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