Payy Halts Network After $1.92 Million USDC Drain
Payy, a privacy-focused stablecoin payments network, halted transactions on Sept. 24 after an exploit of its Ethereum bridge. Onchain records show two withdrawal batches sent about 1.92 million USDC to the same attacker-...
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