According to PANews, decentralized exchange FixedFloat announced on platform X that it had suffered another attack from the same hackers responsible for the February 16th incident. The attackers persisted in their attempts to breach the platform's services using various methods. FixedFloat successfully defended against these attacks and continued to operate normally. However, despite their best efforts, the hackers managed to find a vulnerability in a third-party service used by the platform.
Although the third-party attack was beyond FixedFloat's control, the platform is taking all necessary measures to strengthen the security of its services and prevent similar incidents in the future. The financial loss from the attack only affected FixedFloat's services, as the stolen funds were meant to ensure liquidity. The company's funds and user funds were not impacted. FixedFloat emphasized that it does not provide custodial services and does not store user funds. The platform is actively investigating the incident, but due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, no further details can be disclosed at this time.
Earlier in the day, CertiK reported that FixedFloat had issued over $3 million in 'suspicious' transactions within the past 24 hours.