DeFi Hack: Hackers Hijack Websites and Drain Wallets
Original headlineDeFi-Hack: Hacker kapern Websites und leeren Wallets
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Hackers have compromised 15 DeFi protocol websites, potentially draining funds from users who connected their wallets to the affected frontends. The attackers hijacked the sites to trick visitors into approving malicious transactions, giving them access to connected crypto wallets. The incident, reported by German crypto outlet BTC-ECHO, highlights a growing attack vector targeting DeFi interfaces rather than the underlying smart contracts. The exact protocols affected, total funds stolen, and the attack method were not disclosed in the initial report. Users who interacted with any compromised DeFi frontend are advised to review and revoke wallet approvals. Watch for affected protocols to confirm the breach scope and for on-chain analysis tracking the stolen funds.
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