Raydium is attacked, loses $2 million

Solana DeFi protocol Raydium has suffered an exploit, according to a statement from the developer. An initial investigation by the team has revealed that the attacker has taken over the exchange’s owner account. The team says that “authority” over the automated market maker and farm programs have been paused, “for now.”

A twitter user who goes by the handle ZachXBT has reported that the attacker has bridged $2 million “so far” to Ethereum.

An exploit on Raydium is being investigated that affected liquidity pools. Details to follow as more is known⁰Initial understanding is owner authority was overtaken by attacker, but authority has been halted on AMM & farm programs for nowAttacker accnthttps://t.co/ZnEgL1KSwz

— Raydium (@RaydiumProtocol) December 16, 2022

This is a breaking story and will be updated as new information comes in.

A crypto New Year’s resolution: Modernize security infrastructure   Dec. 31, 2020
The aftermath of Axie Infinity’s $650M Ronin Bridge hack   April 12, 2022
‘DeFi done right’: Layer-one protocol launches mainnet   July 29, 2021
Supply chain tokens see triple-digit gains as the global economy recovers   March 15, 2021
Koii Labbs, Idexos launch middleware bridge aiming to replace CEXs   March 1, 2023