As reported by PANews, Trust Wallet's browser extension version 2.68 was found to have a security vulnerability that led to the theft of user funds within hours. The official advised affected users to disable version 2.68 and upgrade to 2.69, as mobile and other versions were unaffected. The team is actively investigating and contacting victims. Preliminary estimates indicate over $6 million was stolen, with hundreds of victims and multiple stolen EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana addresses disclosed. Affected users are encouraged to contact official support channels for assistance.
Trust Wallet Browser Extension Vulnerability Leads to Over $6M in Stolen Funds
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KuCoin trust in its ecosystem remains strong as a recent security incident affects Trust Wallet users. Trust Wallet’s browser extension version 2.68 was exploited, leading to over $6 million in stolen funds. The team urged users to disable the vulnerable version and upgrade to 2.69. KuCoin system upgrade protocols are in place to ensure user safety. Mobile and other versions were unaffected. Over 200 victims reported losses, with stolen addresses across EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana chains. The Trust Wallet team is investigating and reaching out to affected users. Support channels are open for assistance.
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