According to Gate News bot, CoinTelegraph reported that cybersecurity company Hacken believes that a Private Key leak led to criminals minting and stealing $250,000 worth of the ecosystem's native Hacken Token (HAI), resulting in a big dump of about 99% on Saturday.

The token HAI of Web3 security company Hacken fell by 97.1% due to an attack on a contract permission vulnerability, resulting in approximately $2.3 million worth of assets being transferred abnormally. Hacken has confirmed the incident and advised users to suspend asset transfers.

The token $HAI of Web3 security company Hacken has fallen by 97.1%, currently priced at $0.009023, with a 24-hour decline of 40.7%. This big dump may be due to a security vulnerability incident where attackers exploited a permission flaw to transfer approximately $2.3 million in assets. Hacken has advised holders to temporarily stop asset transfers.

Odaily News PI Shield announced on platform X that the Web3 security protocol Hacken (HAI) is suspected to have been attacked, which may have caused its token HAI price to temporarily fall by about 100%, according to market data.

PANews June 21 news, PeckShieldAlert tweeted a reminder that Hacken (HAI) is suspected of being attacked, and market data shows that its Token HAI price briefly fell by about 100%.

According to the Israeli Times, an alarm of a suspected drone infiltration sounded in Israeli northern communities near the Lebanon border, including Metula, Shemona, and Tel Hai. In addition, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement on the 20th, stating that the Israeli army bombed a school housing refugees in the western part of Gaza City in the afternoon, resulting in 12 deaths and several people missing. (Kincent)