Across Protocol says Solana component was attacked, pauses deposits

Across Protocol says Solana component was attacked, pauses deposits

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2026-07-17 08:39:44
Across Protocol said it was attacked on Solana at around 13:30 today, but user funds remain safe and all cross-chain transfers have been completed. The protocol has paused Solana deposits while keeping the rest of the system operating normally. According to Across, any potential loss from the incident is limited to the relayer operated by Risk Labs, the foundation backing the protocol. Across also said it is working with security team SEAL 911 to track related addresses, including ones beginning with 8bkoZ, 0xa0C0e, and 0xA6fb9. The team said it will continue to provide updates and plans to release a full post-mortem report in the coming days.
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Across Protocol said it was attacked on Solana at around 13:30 today.

The protocol said user funds are safe and all cross-chain transactions have been completed. Solana deposits have been paused, while the rest of the protocol remains operational.

Across said any potential funds lost in the incident belong only to the relayer operated by Risk Labs, the foundation that supports Across.

The team said it is tracking related addresses with security group SEAL 911, including addresses beginning with 8bkoZ, 0xa0C0e, and 0xA6fb9.

Across added that it will continue to share updates and will publish a full post-mortem report in the coming days.

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