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Whitehat hacker, 0xQuit, rescues 23,155 NFTs (~$5.7M) from a live exploit in an old Limit Break contract that Magic Eden stopped using in 2024. A bug in an NFT payment contract got exploited yesterday, and the only reason it didn't turn into a much bigger disaster is before the attacker could get to them, 0xQuit moved 23,155 NFTs to his own wallet. He promised to return them once the wallets had revoked approvals. The contract is Limit Break's Payment Processor V2, which Magic Eden used on its Ethereum marketplace in 2024. What happened At 9AM ET on Sept 24, someone found a hole in a contract most people forgot existed. Limit Break's Payment Processor V2 settled NFT trades on Magic Eden's Ethereum marketplace back in 2024, and the bug let an attacker act as the holder of any NFT approved to it & take it for 0 ETH. The first pulls were 10 Meebits, 50 Otherdeeds, 10 World of Women and 235 Desperate ApeWives.
Done fam