ChainCatcher, citing market information, reported that attackers accessed a small number of custodial accounts on Blink and withdrew funds. Blink said the vast majority of funds remain safe and that non-custodial wallets were not affected. The company also said Spark, the Bitcoin payment protocol it uses, supports multiple Lightning Network wallets. At this stage, Blink has not confirmed whether Spark was the source of the security incident. The report did not disclose the amount of funds involved or the number of affected accounts. No images were provided with the source item. The update was published as a short market-analysis newsflash rather than a full report, and the available details remain limited to the statements cited in the brief.
According to ChainCatcher, citing market information, attackers accessed a small number of Blink custodial accounts and withdrew funds.
Blink said the vast majority of funds remain safe, while non-custodial wallets were not affected. The company added that Spark, the Bitcoin payment protocol it uses, supports multiple Lightning Network wallets, but it has not confirmed that Spark was the source of the security incident.
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