GoPlus: $15.5 million in funds and LP urgently need self-rescue in the DxSale security incident

Regarding the incident "DxSale accused of using a backdoor to withdraw $7.3 million in liquidity funds," the security company GoPlus stated that the attack may have been an inside job, and there is still $15.5 million in funds and LP urgently needing rescue. GoPlus recommends that the project team immediately check whether their project LP is locked in the contracts 0xEb3a9C56, 0x81E0eF68, 0x2D045410, 0x5b5e9448, and if so, take immediate measures to withdraw. Since the initial funding source was Bybit, KYC tracing is recommended; the final withdrawal channels are multiple Binance addresses, and it is suggested that the relevant security teams submit on-chain evidence to apply for freezing the attacker's address.

GoPlus calls on the project to strengthen security mechanisms, stating that critical admin functions must have a time lock, and Owner permissions must use multi-signature. GoPlus emphasizes that as of now, DxSale has not issued any public incident response statement, and its silence is also worth noting.

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