Jack Butcher and Jalil NFT project exploited after launch
Another distressing incident has unfolded within the NFT space, marking yet another case of exploitation. This time, the unfortunate event targeted the creator of the Opepen NFT collection, along with his collaborator, Jalil. Such occurrences continue to highlight the vulnerabilities that persist in the NFT ecosystem, underscoring the critical need for heightened security measures and proactive safeguards to protect creators and buyers. As the NFT landscape evolves, everyone must remain vigilant and prioritize measures that fortify the integrity of both individual and collective digital assets.
dear all ‼️
a bug was found in the Infinity contract i built and it was abused to drain all the funds.
i’m taking full responsibility for it.
i took down the website just now. investigating exactly what happened.
i will find a way to refund every single deposit.
gutted…
— jalil.eth (@jalil_eth) August 10, 2023
What happened during the exploit of Infinity Checks
0xCygaar has shared comprehensive insights pertaining to the exploit, delving into the technical intricacies underlying the incident. The provided information sheds light on the specifics of the exploit, offering a more comprehensive understanding of the event’s technical nuances. This transparency in disclosing technical details serves as a valuable resource for the broader NFT community, fostering awareness and facilitating discussions around potential vulnerabilities and security improvements.
Almost 40 ETH was drained in an exploit of VisualizeValue’s Infinity tokens contract.
Very unfortunate to see this happen, but there are lessons we can learn from an event like this.
Here’s a breakdown of how the exploit worked: pic.twitter.com/o2meFkdOM5
— cygaar (@0xCygaar) August 10, 2023
The hack appears to have concluded with the unauthorized acquisition of 40 Ethereum.