Zilliqa: A certain CEX partner's cold wallet experiences a security incident, resulting in the theft of some ZIL
BlockBeats News, July 20th, Zilliqa's official statement indicated that they were informed of a security incident involving a CEX partner, where a portion of ZIL was stolen from a cold wallet. The incident is currently under investigation, and the team is working with relevant parties to determine the root cause and the extent of the impact.
As a preventive measure, Zilliqa has instructed all CEXs to temporarily halt ZIL deposits and withdrawals to prevent the stolen funds from being transferred or sold through centralized platforms. The official announcement stated that further updates will be provided once the information is verified, and the community is reminded to only trust information released through official channels.
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