SushiSwap Suffered $3.3 Million By A Recent Hacking Incident

 SushiSwap Hacker is not yet Found

There was no information provided about the identity of the hacker. What we do know is that they were able to take $3.3 million in assets from the platform through the operation. Money belonging to a Twitter user identified as 0xSifu has also been stolen. SushiSwap‘s boss, Jared Grey, claims that the latter is not the only one who has been affected by the attack. At least 2000 addresses from the decentralized Layer 2 platform Layer 2 Arbitrum are thought to have been compromised. The situation is similar for around 190 Ethereum blockchain addresses.
For the time being, stakeholders have not been notified about the monies that all of these locations may have lost. But one thing is certain: they were all tricked by the evil hacker. The latter would have compelled them to blame the flawed “SushiSwap router contract approval system.” This was accomplished thanks to a defect that allowed him to skip the permission check.