After suffering a loss of approximately 49 million dollars due to an attack, a certain exchange has restored read-only access to accounts.
According to Odaily, Bitcoin News posted on X that a certain Brazilian exchange, after being attacked and suffering estimated losses of around $49 million, has reopened read-only accounts a week later. Users can check their balances as of November 2nd, the day the attack occurred, but withdrawals are still unavailable and the exchange has not announced when withdrawals will be restored. The exchange claims to have 4.8 million customers and will cover all losses with company funds, but has not yet explained how attackers accessed its wallet. Once withdrawals resume, they will only be processed via Pix, users will need to reconfirm their information, and withdrawals can only be sent to accounts in their own name.
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