Yuga Labs CEO Says Vulnerability Has Been Identified; Quit Conducts White-Hat Rescue and Related NFT Assets Are Reportedly Safe
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Yuga Labs said it discovered a vulnerability, and Quit is conducting a white-hat rescue; the relevant assets are reportedly safe.
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Yuga Labs CEO: A vulnerability was discovered several hours ago; Quit is carrying out a white-hat rescue, and the NFT assets are safe
PANews September 25 reported that,Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge tweeted that a vulnerability had been discovered several hours ago. Team member Quit is currently carrying out a white-hat rescue, and all affected assets are safe. More information will be announced soon. Quit himself also tweeted to confirm: “This is a white-hat operation. All assets in address 0x71cF3f5724bD2B72Ef6464992aCd26216DE7fe33 are safe and will be returned once the risk has been eliminated.” Earlier reports said that Magic Eden was suspected of having been hacked, and a “white-hat” hacker transferred 3832 NFTs from hundreds of wallets.
Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge said a vulnerability was discovered several hours ago.
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Team member Quit is conducting a white-hat rescue operation.
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Michael Figge said all affected assets are safe and that further information will be released soon.
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Quit confirms that all assets in address 0x71cF3f5724bD2B72Ef6464992aCd26216DE7fe33 are safe and will be returned once the risk has been eliminated.
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Previous messages stated that Magic Eden may have been hacked, and white-hat hackers transferred 3832 NFTs from hundreds of wallets.
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AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
A white-hat rescue refers to relevant parties transferring or protecting assets after discovering a risk, in order to reduce the risk of theft. The security of the assets involved in this incident and their subsequent return remain statements made publicly by the relevant parties.
Why it matters to readers
The incident involves a vulnerability, wallet assets, and NFT transfers; subsequent announcements will clarify whether the risk has been eliminated and whether the assets have been returned.
NFTs are usually stored in blockchain wallets; if a wallet or platform has a vulnerability, assets may be transferred, so official verification and subsequent announcements should be monitored.
Risks and unknowns
The specific cause and scope of the vulnerability have not been disclosed.
The number of affected wallets has not been further confirmed.
It remains unclear whether the assets have undergone independent verification and been returned.
It remains unclear whether Magic Eden has confirmed that it was hacked.
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