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🚀 Truebit Protocol Faces Security Breach Resulting in Significant Loss

According to BlockBeats, on January 9, the Ethereum-based verification and computation protocol Truebit experienced a security breach, resulting in a loss of approximately 8,535 ETH. This vulnerability allowed attackers to purchase the protocol's native token, TRU, at a significantly reduced price.

Following the attack, data from CoinGecko indicated that the price of Truebit's TRU token plummeted by 100%, dropping from around $0.16 to $0.0000000007191. The market capitalization of the token is now unquantifiable.


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🚀 Truebit Protocol Faces Security Incident Involving Malicious Actors

According to Odaily, blockchain scaling protocol Truebit Protocol has reported a security incident involving one or possibly multiple malicious actors. The affected smart contract code is identified as '0x764C64b2A09b09Acb100B80d8c505Aa6a0302EF2'. The public is strongly advised to avoid any interaction with this contract until further notice. Truebit Protocol has contacted law enforcement and is taking all feasible measures to address the situation. Updates on the resolution will be provided through official channels.

Previously, Truebit experienced a security breach resulting in the theft of over 8,500 ETH.


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🚀 Truebit Protocol Faces Security Breach Due to Integer Overflow Vulnerability

According to Foresight News, the SlowMist security team has released an analysis report on the security incident involving Truebit Protocol. On January 8, Truebit Protocol was attacked due to an integer overflow vulnerability in its Purchase contract, allowing the attacker to mint TRU tokens at nearly zero cost and steal 8,535 Ethereum. The root cause was identified as the lack of overflow protection mechanisms in the contract, leading to incorrect price calculations. The stolen funds were subsequently transferred to Tornado Cash. It is recommended that contracts compiled with versions of Solidity prior to 0.8.0 should always use SafeMath to protect all arithmetic operations and prevent overflow-related logical defects.

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