Across Protocol, a cross-chain bridge protocol, was hit by an exploit on Solana that led to the theft of about $3.6 million in crypto assets, according to a Techub News report citing PeckShieldAlert. Monitoring data said the attacker moved funds out of the protocol by exploiting a vulnerability. Part of the stolen assets has since been sent back: an address tagged as belonging to the attacker returned 331.8 ETH to the protocol’s Hub Pool multisig address, valued in the report at about $624,000. Across Protocol has not yet released a full investigation report on the incident, and it has also not disclosed further progress on tracking the remaining funds. The report did not provide additional technical details about the exploit path beyond saying it involved a vulnerability on the Solana side of the protocol.
Across Protocol, a cross-chain bridge protocol, suffered an exploit on Solana that resulted in the theft of about $3.6 million in crypto assets, according to Techub News, citing PeckShieldAlert.
Monitoring data said the attacker used a vulnerability to move funds out of the protocol. So far, an address tagged as the attacker has returned 331.8 ETH to the protocol’s Hub Pool multisig address, an amount the report valued at about $624,000.
The project has not released a full investigation report on the incident. It also has not disclosed any further progress on tracing the remaining funds.
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