SlowMist Cosine Flags Suspected Exploit on Aztec Private Rollup Bridge

SlowMist Cosine Flags Suspected Exploit on Aztec Private Rollup Bridge

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2026-06-18 07:00:52
ChainCatcher reported that, according to monitoring by SlowMist Cosine, Aztec may have been stolen from again. Its Private Rollup Bridge address 0x737...A2ba showed three suspicious exploit transactions totaling about $2.15 million.
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ChainCatcher reported that, according to monitoring by SlowMist Cosine, Aztec is suspected of having been stolen from again. The address named in the alert is Aztec’s Private Rollup Bridge, shown as 0x737...A2ba. The monitoring information cited by ChainCatcher identified three suspicious exploit transactions linked to that bridge address.

Assets Named in the Alert

The total value involved in the three suspicious exploit transactions was reported at approximately $2.15 million. The assets listed in the alert include 1,158 ETH, 150,000 DAI, and 0.46963295 renBTC. These figures were presented as the asset amounts observed in the monitoring data referenced by ChainCatcher.

The available input does not provide further details on the exploit method, the movement of funds after the suspicious transactions, or any response from Aztec. The disclosed information is limited to the flagged Private Rollup Bridge address 0x737...A2ba, the three suspicious exploit transactions, the approximate total value, and the specific asset amounts involved.

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