Seedify
- Date (as written)
- 2025-09
- Year
- 2025
- Country
- Seychelles
- Actors (as written)
- Lazarus
- Actor pages
- Lazarus
- Tags (as written)
- Cryptocurrency FinancialGain
- Dollar figures (as written)
- $1,700,000; $ 1,700,000; $200,000
Source entries (3)
Seedify · 2025-09
On September 24, 2025, Seedify reported that a DPRK state-affiliated Web3 hacking group gained access to a developer’s private key at about 12:05 UTC and abused minting privileges. The attacker modified OFT contract settings, minted unauthorized SFUND tokens on Avalanche, bridged them to Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and BNB Chain, and drained liquidity pools before containment; Seedify said core contracts, user wallets, the website, and the underlying protocol were unaffected.
Seedify · 2025-09-23
Amt Stolen: $1,700,000
Seedify · 2025-09-23
Description of the event: Meta Alchemist, founder of the Web3 incubator and launchpad platform Seedify, announced on X that one of its SFUND bridges was recently hacked. According to Seedify’s official account, a DPRK-affiliated group known for multiple Web3 exploits gained access to a developer’s private key. Using this access, the attackers were able to mint a large number of SFUND tokens through a bridge contract that had previously passed audit.As a result, the OFT contract was compromised, allowing the attackers to alter its settings and mint unauthorized tokens on Avalanche.Subsequently, the hacker transferred the minted tokens across multiple chains, including BNB, where they sold most of the SFUND tokens. In response, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao stated that he had communicated with several security experts in the industry, who successfully tracked and froze approximately $200,000 of the stolen funds on the HTX exchange. | Amount of loss: $ 1,700,000 | Reference: https://x.com/SeedifyFund/status/1970537553515417918
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