CCC exploit drains $117K after attacker targets BSC liquidity pool
CCC token on BSC has suffered an exploit that caused an estimated $117,000 loss after an attacker manipulated the token contracts sell() function and burned tokens held in its liquidity pool. According to blockchain security firm TenArmorAlert, its monitoring system detected suspicious activity involving CCC on BSC on Aug. 28 and traced the incident to the token contract‘s sell() function. The firm said the function was used to burn CCC tokens directly from the liquidity provider pair, which was followed by abnormal movement in the token’s price. TenArmorAlert estimated losses from the attack at roughly $117,000. The firm identified an attack transaction beginning with “0x89d805064” in its security alert but did not provide a full breakdown of the assets removed or the attackers final proceeds. The available information does not identify how the attacker obtained the ability to trigger the affected function, whether access controls were bypassed, or whether another contract interaction was required before the tokens could be burned. CCC exploit targeted tokens inside the liquidity pool The reported attack centered on CCC tokens held by the LP pair instead of a direct withdrawal of assets from the pool. TenArmorAlert said the contracts sell() function burned CCC from the LP pair. Removing tokens from a
