Telegram-Focused Altcoin Drops 99 Percent Due to a Major Mistake! - Coin Newsletter

A Telegram game called Super Sushi Samurai (FAQ) based on Blast has suffered massive damage due to a vulnerability in the system.

Super Sushi Samurai, one of the most popular Telegram games in recent times, has witnessed a collapse as a lesson. The game's k**od vulnerability was home to a bug that allowed investors to double their money. Of course, this vulnerability went unnoticed by the team until it was exploited.

An attacker who noticed this vulnerability before the team started to double his balance by sending his own money to him. Then, by repeating it over and over again, he managed to crash down on the bulk of the SSS amount.

The on-chain moves quickly resulted in the attacker exploiting the project's native token and selling the acquired assets for $4.6 million in a liquidity pool (LP). In parallel, the game's native token, SSS, has lost 99% of its value.

In the statement made on the official social media account of the project, the following statements were included:

We were robbed by a Mint-related problem. We're still reviewing the code. The tokens were minted and sold to LP.