A section of Atomic Wallet users were breached by hackers over the weekend. These users lost close to $35 million worth of various tokens.
Atomic Wallets, a centralized storage and wallet service, said on Monday that the affected users were “less than 1%” of its monthly active users.
These users saw tokens like bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), tether (USDT), dogecoin (DOGE), litecoin (LTC), bnb coin (BNB) and polygon (MATIC) stolen from them.
Tron-based USDT seemed to be the largest stolen stash, on-chain analytics cited by blockchain sleuth @ZachXBT showed that the largest victim was found on Tron with 7.95M USDT stolen.
The five biggest losses account for $17M.
Atomic Wallets have asked victims to submit information on a Google Docs form that Atomic Wallet is using to conduct its investigations.
Several users report that their crypto was stolen after a recent software update, while others say they were impacted despite not updating to the latest version.
