Almost $5 million was withdrawn from ZB.com in a possible hack.
According to security firm PeckSheild, crypto exchange ZB.com may have been hacked after $4.8 million was withdrawn from its hot wallet. The funds were withdrawn following the stoppage of withdrawals from ZB.com, according to PeckShield. On Tuesday, the crypto exchange blocked client withdrawals, citing “temporary maintenance” of the platform, after which the suspected hacking incident was carried out. “Due to the sudden breakdown of some fundamental applications, it still takes time to troubleshoot the situation.” Deposit and withdrawal services have been suspended. Please do not deposit any digital currency until you have recovered, ZB.com said in a statement. PeckShield revealed on Twitter on Tuesday that over 20 crypto tokens, including SHIB, USDT, and MATIC, were transferred from ZB.coms hot wallet to another address, which later liquidated all but five tokens. The tokens were subsequently sold on several decentralized exchanges for $2,224 ETH ($3.6 million), and the monies were transferred to another address by the possible hacker. Every day, ZB.com processes over $1 billion in trades and bills itself as “the worlds most secure digital asset exchange.” Meanwhile, another suspected wallet held by the prospective hacker still has about $1 million worth of the remaining five tokens. This wallet held the funds transferred from ZB.com. ZB.com is one of