Delta Prime DeFi Platform Hacked, $6M in Stablecoins Stolen

Last Updated on September 16, 2024

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Key Takeaways:

  • Delta Prime DeFi platform hacked, leading to a theft of over $6 million in stablecoins.
  • Attack exploited a private key vulnerability, compromising Delta Prime’s admin wallet.
  • Incident follows another major hack, raising security concerns in the DeFi space.

Delta Prime, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, was recently hacked, resulting in the theft of over $6 million in stablecoins.

Onchain security firm Cyvers first flagged the breach, initially reporting a loss of $4.5 million, which quickly escalated as attackers swapped stolen USDC for Ethereum.

The total loss has since reached nearly $6 million, with warnings that more assets may be at risk as a suspicious address continues to drain funds.

This breach is believed to be linked to a private key vulnerability that compromised Delta Prime’s admin wallet.

The hack comes shortly after another major crypto theft of over $230 million from WazirX, making it the second-largest cryptocurrency theft of 2024.

The incident raises concerns over the ongoing security of DeFi platforms.

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