Stablecoin payment infrastructure provider Triple-A has seen total losses from a suspected exploit climb to $11.8 million, according to monitoring by Specter. The update follows an earlier report cited by Foresight News, also based on Specter’s tracking, which said Triple-A’s hot wallet was suspected of being attacked. At that stage, more than $9.3 million had already been stolen, swapped and bridged to Ethereum. The latest figure indicates the loss tally has increased from the earlier amount. No further details on the attacker, recovery efforts or the exact timeline beyond the monitoring updates were disclosed in the source material.
Total losses tied to the suspected hack of stablecoin payment infrastructure firm Triple-A have expanded to $11.8 million, according to Specter.
Foresight News had earlier reported, citing Specter’s monitoring, that Triple-A’s hot wallet was suspected of being compromised. At that point, more than $9.3 million had been stolen, swapped and bridged to Ethereum.
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