SlowMist Cosine: UXLINK suffers hacker attack, suspected theft of funds due to Safe multisig private key leak
Jinse Finance reported that Cosine from SlowMist posted on X, stating, "After reviewing the UXLINK theft incident, it is highly likely that several private keys related to UXLINK's Safe multi-signature were leaked. The hacker performed several key operations, changing the owner of the target Safe multi-signature to: 0x2EF43c1D0c88C071d242B6c2D0430e1751607B87. Subsequently, 0x2EF43c carried out the subsequent fund transfer operations. Our @SlowMist_Team, @MistTrack_io, and @im23pds are assisting the project team in following up and investigating this matter."
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