Step Finance hacking incident update: Remedial measures have been implemented; the attackers exploited attack vector techniques to gain access.

Step Finance released an update on its X platform regarding the hacking incident, disclosing that several of its fund wallets were compromised by an attacker last night. Preliminary assessments indicate the attack was carried out using a specific attack vector. Remedial measures have been implemented, and the company is working closely with security experts. Relevant departments have also been notified, and further updates will be released later. (Note: An attack vector refers to the specific path or method by which an attacker exploits system vulnerabilities or weaknesses to illegally intrude into a network, device, or information system.) Previous reports indicated that Step Finance's treasury and fee wallets were compromised. On-chain data shows that approximately 261,854 SOL tokens, worth approximately $30 million, were unstaking and transferred during the attack.