Scammers Steal $2M in ETH as Fake GIWA Network Fools DYORSWAP
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Fake GIWA Bridge Drains 766 ETH From 1,335 Wallets
How Did A Fake Blockchain Drain 766 ETH? A fraudulent blockchain impersonating Upbit operator Dunamu’s GIWA network drained about $2 million in Ether after decentralized exchange DYORSWAP initially treated the fake network as GIWA’s mainnet. DYORSWAP said Monday that 1,335 addresses sent roughly 767.65 ETH through the fraudulent bridge before its operators withdrew 766.25 ETH. The incident differed from a typical smart contract exploit. DYORSWAP…
An Ethereum Capa 2 scam drains 766 ETH: attackers supplanted Dunamu's GIWA network before launching their mainnet. La entrada Estafa Ethereum Capa 2: fake GIWA drains 766 ETH and 2 million a traders aparece primero en Merca2.
Fake GIWA Layer 2 Network Drains 766 ETH From Wallets
A fraudulent Ethereum Layer 2 network impersonating the unreleased GIWA mainnet drained about 766 ETH from 1,335 wallets before the scheme was identified, according to reports. The attackers created a functioning counterfeit blockchain that included a cross-chain bridge, a transaction batcher, and compatibility with the OP Stack. Community estimates placed the total losses at close […]
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