Enigma hacked, more than $ 470,000 Ethereum stolen

An unknown hacker stole Ethereum worth more than $ 471,000 - one of the more popular and growing virtual currency - in a big virtual money hack, Enigma.

According to a statement on Enigma's official website, some unknown person tried to hack their website, loose their account and receive email notifications, upload fake pages (presale) with ETH fraudulent address to send money.

Hacker spams fake addresses on Enigma's newsletters and loosens account for pre-sale coin and trickle victims into sending money to their address.

Etherscan, a widely used search engine on Ethereum Blockchain that allows users to search and confirm transactions easily, has also flagged the site for being hacked, but people still send ETH to this fake address.
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At this point, hackers have earned more than 1487.90 Ether and are still receiving more money.

The hacker appeared just days after Enigma posted an article that instructed users to avoid fraud, fraud, spam, and keep it safe when dealing tokens.

"We work hard to build the future of data and transactions, encrypted investments, and we want to take the time to talk about security," Enigma Project said. "Due to the strong development, our community has become a target. The worst things in the world of encryption - fraud and fraud - are always attracted by good projects and communities. "

This hack marks the 5th Ethereum hack in two months, Follow the cases below:

• $ 8.4 million Ethereum at the Veritaseum ICO.
• $ 32 million Ethereum from Parity's Ethereum Wallet accounts.
• $ 7 million Ethereum from ICO hacking of startup Israel CoinDash.
• $ 1 million Ethereum and Bitcoin from Bithumb virtual currency trading platform.

It is unclear how hackers hacked into Enigma's system and hacked their website.

Because many people are still sending Ethereum to the fake address, so if you or your friends are involved, warn them.

Source: https://quantrimang.com