Solana-based Aurory, the Pokemon-like battler game, fell victim to a devastating hack in which the attacker stole around 600,000 AURY tokens worth around $830,000 at the time of the exploit.
The hack, which targeted the SyncSpace Aurory bridge, saw Aurory lose 80% of its liquidity from its AURY-USDC pool, which was reduced from $1.5 million to $312,000.
Details Of The Hack
Aurory developers have disabled the SyncSpace blockchain bridge that connects the game to the Ethereum scaling network Arbitrum and the Solana ecosystem. Jonathan Campeau, the executive producer at Aurory, stated that the Aurory team is currently working on a fix and will release a global patch for its backend services as it looks to resolve the problem.
“It was a race condition attack on our off-chain marketplace. The user was able to send several buy purchase requests simultaneously, the seller received twice the amount, and the buyer was debited only once.”
The Aurory team released an official statemen
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