UPDATE: Bloom refunds 9,408 SOL to all 9 users affected by security incident


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Promote with Leviathan NewsBloom has completed refunds of 9,408 SOL to all 9 users affected by a recent security incident, stating that 100% of affected funds have been returned. The team says all refund transactions are publicly verifiable on Solscan and provided nine transaction links. In a prior statement, Bloom said no private keys were compromised, unaffected wallets were safe, and affected users would be fully reimbursed. The team also said it identified the exact attack vector and thanked @insentos. Bloom described user security and trust as its highest priority. The announcement was posted by the Bloom team on X.
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48 wallets were drained for $950k all of them have at some point used @BloomTrading weird drain, only targetted certain individuals and only drained SOL so left 6 figs in USDC in the wallets that were luckily saved by the victims
BLOOMTRADING USERS REPORT WALLET DRAINS, $954K MOVED TO SUSPECTED DRAINER ⚠️ A hacker drained 9,408 $SOL from 49 victims in one of its drainer wallet, final number might be much higher. Largest drained amount: 1,636 $SOL (~$166K). Users are urged to disconnect and move funds…
Bloom has finally explained the drain.... 9,408 SOL gone from 49 wallets belonging to 9 users worth about $965k.... they said a third party module had an RCE bug they said no private keys were exposed and affected users get 100% refund If you were affected, only follow… https://t.co/HthsmQ6lsX
🚨 BLOOM BOT USERS DRAINED! 9,408 $SOL ($952K) was stolen from some Solana wallets under 5 minutes overnight.@BloomTrading says it will refund 100% of the losses to new safe wallets picked by the victims. The team is also tracing the stolen funds, looking at recovery and…
Early on 26 October, an attacker emptied 48 wallets used with Bloom, a Telegram trading bot, and took 9,408 SOL, about $953K. The wallets belong to nine traders. A script tested one wallet per trader, then drained each trader's wallets biggest first, in 94 seconds. It used…
GGs to the @BloomTrading team for taking responsibility and pledging to fully reimburse affected users. Nearly 9,408 SOL (~$950K) flowed to a suspected drainer address from 49 wallets linked to 9 users who had imported their private keys into the bot for automated trading.… https://t.co/A1AlGMCF08
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Tracked accounts lean long about 97% of the time, so a long-heavy book is normal, not a signal. As of 27 Oct 09:18 UTC.
Alpha, hit rate and sample size exactly as Elfa reports them.
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