Allbridge: An asset extraction interface has been deployed for liquidity providers, intending to compensate users affected by the attack

The cross-chain bridge Allbridge tweeted that the attack targeted the BUSD/USDT fund pool on the BNB Chain. Only the fund pool on the BNB Chain was affected by the attack, but the vulnerability may be extended to other fund pools. Currently, the cross-chain bridge has been suspended to prevent other fund pools from being hacked. After the bug is fixed, it will reboot. In addition, Allbridge has deployed a web interface (https://core.allbridge.io/pools) for liquidity providers to open asset extraction. Finally, Allbridge said it is preparing a plan to compensate users affected by the attack. Foresight News previously reported that on April 2, PeckShield tweeted that the root cause of the attack on Allbridge was that hackers manipulated the exchange price of the fund pool and lost about $570,000. Currently, Allbridge has identified the Allbridge attackers and is offering a white hat bounty to the hackers to recover the stolen assets, and will not take legal action against them. Hackers can contact Allbridge through official channels such as Twitter and Telegram.