Certik’s recent analysis sheds light on the Sola security breach from April 12, 2025, revealing vulnerabilities in the 0x623c contract. The breach, due to insufficient access control, led to a $28,000 loss. This event is the fourth in a series of attacks by the same culprit, targeting platforms like Gemcy, OPC, and AIRWA, with profits totaling $181,000. On April 23, the attacker struck again, this time targeting ACB. In total, 498 BNB were funneled to Tornado Cash during these attacks.
Certik’s Analysis of Sola Security Incident
Certik’s detailed examination of the Sola security incident highlights the critical role played by the exploited 0x623c contract. The lack of proper access controls allowed the perpetrator to siphon $28,000, underscoring the importance of robust security measures in the crypto space.
Perpetrator Strikes Multiple Platforms
The ongoing attacks, including those on Gemcy, OPC, AIRWA, and now ACB, demonstrate the audacity and persistence of the attacker. With a total profit of $181,000 across these previous incidents, the assailant continues to exploit vulnerabilities within various platforms, leaving a trail of financial loss in their wake.
Transfer of Funds to Tornado Cash
In a bid to obfuscate the origin of the illicitly obtained funds, the attacker transferred 498 BNB to Tornado Cash, a privacy-focused platform known for its ability to anonymize transactions. This move adds another layer of complexity to tracking and recovering the stolen assets.
Certik’s comprehensive report serves as a stark reminder of the constant threat posed by malicious actors in the cryptocurrency space. As the industry continues to evolve, robust security protocols and proactive measures are imperative to safeguarding digital assets against sophisticated attacks.
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