According to BlockBeats, Polyhedra Network has responded to the recent attack on its platform, stating that the incident is not related to the security of the Polyhedra bridge. The company reassured users that their assets are safe, as the bridge has been audited by multiple auditing firms and is currently operating normally. The incident was a result of theft by an individual, not a contract vulnerability, and the responsible party will be held legally accountable.
BlockBeats also reported that the attack was caused by a leaked key, according to monitoring by Paidun. Previously, Cyvers Alerts detected a wallet access vulnerability attack on the Web3 full-stack interoperability infrastructure Polyhedra Network on the BNB chain. The attacker extracted $1.4 million, including $700,000 worth of THE tokens, and then exchanged all tokens for BNB. The attacker's funds originated from Tornado Cash.
