Monero’s CCS Wallet Was Exploited, Attacker Drains $460,000 in Nine Transactions
Moneros CCS wallet was exploited on September 1, 2023, as revealed by the decentralized community-driven project.Moneros CCS Wallet Was Exploited, $460,000 Stolen It has been reported that the attacker drained the wallet through nine transactions, depleting its entire balance of 2,675.73 XMR, which is valued at approximately $460,000. Chinese cryptocurrency reporter Colin Wu, known for his X page, Wu Blockchain, provided insights into the Monero CCS hack, which is still surrounded by mystery. Wu also highlighted the theory by blockchain security firm SlowMist, which suggests a “loophole in the Monero privacy model” as the source of vulnerability. Moneros disclosure revealed that the CCS, funded by donations, held a total balance of 2675.73 XMR until September 1. It was not until November that Monero developer Luigi noticed the complete theft of the wallet holdings. Moneros CCS Wallet Was Exploited By Hacker Traced to Monerujo Wallet with PocketChange Feature Enabled Moonstone Research meticulously tracked the attacker‘s transactions and concluded that the exploiter was likely a user of the Monerujo wallet with the PocketChange feature enabled. Monerujo, an Android-based non-custodial Monero wallet, offers PocketChange to address Monero’s limitations by dividing funds into multiple “pockets” or “notes.” According to Monerujos explanation, enabling PocketChange splits a larger coin into









