FixedFloat is under attack again: company and user funds are not affected

FixedFloat, a decentralized exchange, stated on the X platform: "On April 1st, we were once again attacked by the behind the scenes attackers of the February 16th hacker attack. The attackers did not give up and continued to use various methods to attempt to attack our services again. We successfully resisted their attacks and continued to work normally. However, despite all our efforts, unfortunately, hackers managed to discover a vulnerability in the third-party services we used. Although this third-party attack is beyond our control, we will still take all necessary measures to strengthen the security of our services and strive to prevent similar incidents from happening again in the future. We would like to emphasize that this financial loss is only..." "It has affected our services; the funds stolen by hackers are to ensure the liquidity of the services, which means that the company's funds and user funds have not been affected. We also want to emphasize that FixedFloat does not provide custody services, that is, does not store user funds. We are currently actively investigating this matter. As the investigation is still ongoing, we are unable to disclose the details of the incident." Earlier today, CertiK reported that FixedFloat had sent out "suspicious" transactions totaling over $3 million in the past 24 hours.