Cyvers Alerts: Multiple suspicious transactions involving FEG detected on Ethereum, BNB and Base chains
On December 29, Cyvers Alerts posted on the X platform that multiple suspicious transactions involving the DeFi protocol FEG (Feed Every Gorilla) were detected today on Ethereum and Base chains. The attacker deployed a malicious contract about 19 hours ago, causing losses exceeding $1 million, including:
712 BNB lost on the BSC chain;
71 ETH lost on the Base chain;
96 ETH lost on the Ethereum chain.
It is reported that the stolen funds have been transferred to Tornado.cash.
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