Tapioca DAO cooperates with security agencies to successfully prevent the loss of 1,000 ETH assets after being attacked

Tapioca DAO suffered a major security breach, with attackers stealing about $4.4 million in cryptocurrency and the price of TAP tokens plummeting by more than 95%. The attackers obtained the relevant private keys through social engineering attacks, resulting in a large amount of funds being transferred. Despite this, the project team worked with security agency SEAL911 to successfully transfer 1,000 ETH (about $2.7 million) to a safe location to avoid greater losses. At present, the hacker still holds some of the stolen assets, and the team is continuing to work hard to recover the rest of the funds. The Tapioca Foundation stated on X: "All current Tapioca DAO platform users are advised to revoke their approval of our contract until the recent compromise is resolved. If any issues with revoking approval arise, please contact website support." In addition, chain detective ZachXBT mentioned that the "contagious interview" scam is a common and growing problem in the cryptocurrency field. (TheBlock)