UNCX Vesting V2 Contract Faces Security Breach Across Multiple Chains
Written with artificial intelligence.
On October 15, UNCX announced that its Vesting V2 contract experienced a security breach affecting ten tokens across four chains. The incident involves six tokens on Ethereum, one on Base, one on BNB Chain, and two on Robinhood Chain, prompting UNCX to implement several containment measures.
Overview of the Security Incident
On October 15, UNCX reported a security breach involving its Vesting V2 contract, impacting a total of ten tokens across four different blockchain networks. The affected tokens include:
- Ethereum (6 tokens): $pepecoin, $EDGEN, $ZC, $X, $LO0P, $PAAL
- Base (1 token): $IMO
- BNB Chain (1 token): $BTCLE
- Robinhood Chain (2 tokens): $CASHCAT, $RKST
Containment Measures Taken
In response to the breach, UNCX has implemented several measures to mitigate further risks:
- A fixed fee will be charged on any locked amounts exceeding 1,000 ETH.
- All client interactions that bypass fees have been removed.
- Token fees have been raised to the maximum allowable limit of 5%.
It is important to note that liquidity pool (LP) locks and the previous version of the vesting contract were not affected by this breach.
Ongoing Investigations
UNCX is collaborating with law enforcement and @seal911 to investigate the incident. As of now, the attackers, including imitators, have not returned any funds. UNCX advises token holders to refrain from trading in affected pools until further guidance is provided. A comprehensive event report detailing technical aspects and recovery plans will be released later this week for the impacted teams.