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AcrossProtocol Warns Users After $294K Loss in Suspected Domain Hack

The cross-chain bridge is investigating and told users to avoid its app, wallet connections and transactions until further notice.

A finger hovers above a wallet connection button on a smartphone / TokenPost.ai
A finger hovers above a wallet connection button on a smartphone / TokenPost.ai

AcrossProtocol is investigating a suspected domain compromise tied to about $294,000 in losses, while warning users to stay away from its app and wallet interactions.

A Nov. 10 post by X account @SolanaFloor put the loss at roughly $294,000 and described the incident as a suspected domain hack. AcrossProtocol’s team was examining the issue and instructed users not to visit its app or carry out transactions until further notice. The warning also covered wallet interactions, including connecting a wallet to the app.

AcrossProtocol operates a cross-chain bridge, a service that facilitates transfers between different blockchain networks. That function makes the app a route for users seeking to move assets across networks, which is why the project’s caution reaches beyond normal site browsing. The incident puts a reported $294,000 loss alongside an access warning for bridge users while the project investigates. The team’s caution told users to hold off from platform access until further notice.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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