Specter has flagged a suspected attack involving the hot wallet of stablecoin payment infrastructure provider Triple-A. According to the monitoring update cited by ChainCatcher, more than $9.3 million has already been stolen, swapped, and bridged to Ethereum. The report did not provide extra details on the attacker, the exact assets involved, or the timeline beyond the current monitoring status. Triple-A was identified as the affected entity, while Ethereum was named as the destination chain for the moved funds. At the time of publication, the available information was limited to the on-chain monitoring note referenced by ChainCatcher.
ChainCatcher reported, citing monitoring by Specter, that the hot wallet of stablecoin payment infrastructure provider Triple-A is suspected to have been attacked. More than $9.3 million has already been stolen, swapped, and bridged to Ethereum.
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