Drift Protocol
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Drift Protocol - Rekt
Credit: DLNews, Drift Protocol, DefiLlama, Mert, Vladimir S., Peckshield, Arkham Intelligence, Lookonchain, Unchained, CCN, CoinTelegraph, Andrew Hong, QuillAudits, wublock, ZachXBT, Specter, Temmy, TheBlock, molu, Fabiano, Omer Goldberg, Hayden Adams, Cube Exchange, BleepingComputer, Halborn, Tayvano, Ariel Givner, CoinDesk, The Hacker News, Mitchell Amador, TRM, Blockworks, Chainalysis, Patrick Collins
On the morning of April 1st, the CEO of Helius, one of Solana's most critical infrastructure providers, posted a hedge that no one in DeFi ever wants to read: "Not 100% fully certain yet, but it seems drift might be getting exploited."
Minutes earlier, he had already flagged the situation to Circle directly, urging someone to reach out "asap" over what he called a "high likelihood of a potentially large exploit."
Circle did not respond publicly.
Twenty minutes later, Vladimir S. had the numbers: Two addresses, roughly $200 million in SOL already moved, and a note that the exploit had been running quietly for …
Credit: DLNews, Drift Protocol, DefiLlama, Mert, Vladimir S., Peckshield, Arkham Intelligence, Lookonchain, Unchained, CCN, CoinTelegraph, Andrew Hong, QuillAudits, wublock, ZachXBT, Specter, Temmy, TheBlock, molu, Fabiano, Omer Goldberg, Hayden Adams, Cube Exchange, BleepingComputer, Halborn, Tayvano, Ariel Givner, CoinDesk, The Hacker News, Mitchell Amador, TRM, Blockworks, Chainalysis, Patrick Collins
On the morning of April 1st, the CEO of Helius, one of Solana's most critical infrastructure providers, posted a hedge that no one in DeFi ever wants to read: "Not 100% fully certain yet, but it seems drift might be getting exploited."
Minutes earlier, he had already flagged the situation to Circle directly, urging someone to reach out "asap" over what he called a "high likelihood of a potentially large exploit."
Circle did not respond publicly.
Twenty minutes later, Vladimir S. had the numbers: Two addresses, roughly $200 million in SOL already moved, and a note that the exploit had been running quietly for …
IoC
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D3FEEd5DA83D8e8c449d6CB96ff1eb06ED1cF6C7
0FE3b6908318B1F630daa5B31B49a15fC5F6B674
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D3FEEd5DA83D8e8c449d6CB96ff1eb06ED1cF6C7
0FE3b6908318B1F630daa5B31B49a15fC5F6B674
Aa843eD65C1f061F111B5289169731351c5e57C1
14cd918f2c1ffcd9a96f9d2ccd1988469fd246a3ed4e3565d2fa5b5b91238ba1
d91a122b585bc588c9a48d0995ee0d7b4f8ab7dd