Phantom and other Solana wallets were suspected of being attacked, and millions of dollars in tokens were stolen.

[Phantom and other Solana wallets are suspected to have been attacked, and millions of dollars in tokens were stolen] According to news on August 3, the Solana wallet Phantom was suspected of being hacked, and multiple users reported that their funds were exhausted without their knowledge. So far, at least $500,000 in SOL tokens, $1.5 million in SPL tokens, and $1 million in NXDF tokens have been stolen from the attacker’s suspicious wallet. Other wallets also appear to be targeted.

Phantom said, "We are evaluating the incident affecting the Solana wallet and are working closely with other teams in the ecosystem to ascertain the truth. Once we gather more information, we will issue an update." Think this is a problem specific to Phantom.

Additionally, some users suspect that the hack may be related to MagicEden’s Solana-based NFT marketplace transactions, although the source of the breach has not been confirmed. MagicEden did not respond to a request for comment, but issued a warning on Twitter asking users to revoke their wallets to avoid being attacked. (CoinDesk)

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