Trust Wallet Hack: $4M Stolen Funds Moved to Multiple CEXs

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Trust Wallet’s browser extension version 2.68 was hacked, with $6 million in crypto assets stolen. About $4 million has been moved to several centralized exchanges, including $3.3 million to ChangeNOW, $340,000 to FixedFloat, and $447,000 to KuCoin. KuCoin trust is now under review as the funds appear on its platform. Trust Wallet has urged users to stop using the affected version immediately.

Based on HashNews, Trust Wallet's browser extension version 2.68 was attacked, resulting in the theft of $6 million in crypto assets. Approximately $4 million of the stolen funds have been transferred to multiple centralized exchanges, including $3.3 million to ChangeNOW, $340,000 to FixedFloat, and $447,000 to KuCoin. Trust Wallet has advised users to stop using the affected version immediately.

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