- Blockaid’s vulnerability detection system has detected an active attack on a DEX aggregator’s market maker/resolver. 1inch TrustedVolumes, powered by the blockchain Ethereum.
- To date, approximately $6 million has been withdrawn, including 1291,16 WETH, 206,282 USDT, 16,939 WBTC, and 1,268,771 USDC.
TrustedVolumes exploit led The attack resulted in a loss of nearly $6 million. The stolen assets included 1,291 WETH, 206,282 USDT, 16,939 WBTC, and 1,268,771 USDC. The attack affected a user-facing RFQ swap proxy controlled by TrustedVolumes, not the standard user swap route.
According to Blockaid, the same attacker who hacked the system in March 2025 is behind the incident. 1inch Fusion V1. However, according to the company, the latest incident exploited a different vulnerability related to the TrustedVolumes user proxy server used to exchange supply requests. Apparently, not all users were affected by the incident. 1inchAccording to available data, the issue originated in TrustedVolumes’ own resolver and RFQ proxy server.
The TrustedVolumes attack comes after a challenging April for the security industry. DeFi. At the beginning of May, the editorial board Happy Coin News Reported, that in the first 18 days of April alone, protocols lost more than $606 million. The largest amount of funds were stolen due to two major incidents: Drift Protocol lost about $285 million, and Kelp DAO — approximately $292 million.
We are undoubtedly dealing with a new wave of hacker attacks on decentralized finance protocols, similar to the one that occurred in 2023, when criminals targeted Euler Finance, Hundred Finance, CurveFinance.
In addition, the term “wrench attacks” is increasingly being used in the crypto community, referring to attacks by criminals who take wealthy individuals and their families hostage and steal their cryptocurrencies. The largest number of such incidents falls on France, whose authorities have already sounded the alarm.
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