Decentralized protocol 79thVault is suspected to have been exploited, according to monitoring by CertiK Alert. The attacker allegedly used a privileged function to dump 2.01 million 79AU, then took out roughly 16,200 BNB, valued at about $12.5 million. On-chain data shows that around 90% of the stolen funds are still sitting in the attacker’s address. The project team has already sent an on-chain message to that address and offered a 10% bug bounty, asking the attacker to return the remaining funds. The incident centers on the use of a privileged function and the sale of a large amount of 79AU, with the proceeds moved out in BNB. No additional details on recovery or fund movement beyond the reported figures were disclosed in the source.
Decentralized protocol 79thVault is suspected to have suffered an exploit, according to CertiK Alert.
The attacker sold 2.01 million 79AU by calling a privileged function, then profited and moved out about 16,200 BNB, worth roughly $12.5 million.
On-chain data shows around 90% of the stolen funds are still held at the attacker’s address. The project team has sent an on-chain message to that address and offered a 10% bug bounty, calling on the attacker to return the remaining funds.
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