Nexera销毁3250万个代币-最新加密货币新闻

币界网Publicado em 2024-08-08Última atualização em 2024-08-08

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去中心化金融(DeFi)协议Nexera最近在一次黑客事件后焚烧了3250万个NXRA代币,这是他们加强安全战略的一部分。区块链安全公司PeckShieldAlert证实,这些代币已永久停止流通。

内容隐藏1 Nexera如何回应?2袭击期间发生了什么?3具体措施和建议

Nexera是如何回应的?

Nexera的官方X账户披露了为应对黑客攻击而采取的多项措施。他们的技术调查证实,智能合约是不妥协的。尽管如此,仍有价值约44万美元的NXRA代币被确定为已泄露。因此,Nexera冻结了黑客钱包中的3250万个NXRA代币,以防止进一步的损害。访问COINTURK FINANCE获取最新的金融和商业新闻。

通过销毁这些代币,Nexera旨在稳定其生态系统。该行动确保被盗和冻结的代币不会进入市场或进行交易,从而最大限度地减少其对市场的影响。

袭击期间发生了什么?

8月7日,Nexera遭遇安全漏洞,导致150万美元的加密资产被盗,其中包括NXRA代币。这次袭击是影响多个项目和协议的协同攻击的一部分。

黑客窃取了约4700万个NXRA代币,价值176万美元,其中一些用于以太坊(ETH),另一些则转移到BNB链。Nexera报告估计总损失为150万美元。该协议澄清说,没有必要发行新的NXRA令牌,因为现有的令牌地址保持不变。

用户被敦促避免交易NXRA代币。在攻击者与与黑客链接的地址进行交互后,KuCoin和MEXC等交易所暂停了服务。其他交易所也被通知采取类似的预防措施。

具体措施和建议

事件的关键措施和建议包括:

    立即冻结受损的代币,以防止进一步的市场影响。进行彻底的技术调查,以确保智能合约的完整性。与主要交易所协调,及时暂停相关服务。建议用户在调查期间不要进行交易。

这一安全漏洞发生在印度加密货币交易所WazirX发生类似事件几周后,该交易所发生了超过2.3亿美元的失窃事件,这是2024年第二大加密货币攻击事件。

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