PeckShield informed the news sources that the attacker probably profited from the UvToken staking contract's inability to adequately authenticate input data. The business highlighted that the contract could have included a logical flaw that enabled the hacker to conduct a fraudulent call and grab the staked monies.
This month the most recent breach adds to the series of vulnerabilities affecting the cryptocurrency industry. In October, the cryptocurrency industry has seen several security flaws, such as a $100 million hack of BSC Token Hub and a $114 million attack on Mango Markets, among other occurrences.
Recently, a hack costing over $100 million occurred at Mango Markets, a Solana-based decentralized finance (DeFi) exchange with headquarters in California. In order to make it possible to get uncollateralized bitcoin loans, the attacker altered price oracle data. A blockchain security firm, OtterSec, stated that the exchange had lost over $100 million, consequently, the hacker misrepresented the value of their Mango (MNGO) native token collateral when they borrowed a significant amount of money from Mango's treasury.