Ambient Finance 確認資金安全，警告用戶避免前端遭受攻擊
在最近的網絡攻擊之後，基於 Scroll 的去中心化交易所 (DEX) Ambient Finance 向用戶保證他們的資金和trac仍然安全。然而，該平臺已發出tron，避免與其網站前端進行交互，直至另行通知。
在 10 月 19 日發佈的推文中，Ambient Finance 證實，雖然其核心基礎設施和鏈上trac未受影響，但 DNS 攻擊損害了該網站的前端。
trac完全安全，資金安全。但請勿與 Ambient Finance 前端交互，直至另行通知。
—環境 (@ambient_finance) 2024 年 10 月 19 日
這是最後一條推文。
Ambient Finance hack exposes users to malicious links
The hackers took unauthorized control of the Ambient Finance domain, installing malicious links that jeopardized its integrity. The Ambient Finance attack involved redirecting consumers to malicious URLs to steal their digital assets.
Ambient Finance noted that they prioritize user security above all else and suggest that all users temporarily retract their approvals to the firm’s contract while they conduct an investigation into the breach. The company announced on X with a sense of urgency urging users to act promptly and responsibly by providing them with a link to revoke approvals and safeguard their assets.
Ambient Finance noted that they are actively working with security experts and their domain registrar to achieve normalcy soon. Still, they warned users in a public statement not to interact with the website during this period so they are not exposed to risks.
Security firm Blockaid identified the malware behind the attack as Inferno Drainer. It was specifically designed to steal digital assets. The malicious server responsible for the breach was set up just 24 hours prior to the breach.
A few days ago, Radiant Capital, a LayerZero-based decentralized financial enterprise, suffered losses of more than $50 million due to an attack by unknown individuals. According to web3 security startup Ancilia, the hack was most likely caused by a backdoor contract deployed on the BNB Chain (previously Binance Smart Chain) network.
Regulatory bodies urge lawmakers to strengthen cybersecurity measures
These attack incidents add to the growing list of cyber threats plaguing the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) recently proposed more robust cybersecurity mandates amid a $1.5 billion crypto theft surge.
The European Securities and Markets Authority has urged EU lawmakers to strengthen crypto regulations by mandating external cybersecurity audits for companies in the sector.
This recommendation comes as the cryptocurrency industry experiences an alarming spike in hacks, putting consumer protections at risk. It is part of the proposed changes to the forthcoming regulatory regime.
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