Super Sushi Samurai Token Crashes by 99% After Critical Exploit
The Super Sushi Samurai (SSS) game experienced a catastrophic security breach, resulting in a 99.9% drop in its token value.
A double-spending glitch was exploited within the game, leading to unauthorized withdrawals totaling $4.8 million from its liquidity pools. This vulnerability, identified in the project’s smart contracts, allowed users to manipulate their token balances.
We have been exploited, it's mint related. We are still looking into the code. Tokens were minted and sold into the LP.
Transaction:https://t.co/F4XeqdyJu2
the exploited funds are in this wallet: https://t.co/NWeTu5vMkj
— Super Sushi Samurai | SSS (@SSS_HQ) March 21, 2024
“We have been exploited, it’s mint related. We are still looking into the code. Tokens were minted and sold into the LP,” Super Sushi Samurai stated on social media.
According to a Yuga Labs solidity and backend developer “Coffee,” the liquidity pool on the Blast network was depleted due to a flaw in their token contract that caused users’ balances to double when they transferred their entire balance to themselves.
The @SSS_HQ $SSS LP was just drained on blast because their token contract has a bug where transferring your entire balance to yourself doubles it.
The order of operations decrements the balance for "from" and then sets the balance for "to" – if these are the same address, the… pic.twitter.com/RStMcFH3sy
— Coffee ☕️
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