Cyvers, a cybersecurity firm, has uncovered a malicious attack on RDNTCapital, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform. The attack resulted in a loss of over $4.4 million for RDNTCapital. The attackers used sophisticated methods, executing multiple transactions and exploiting vulnerabilities in the platform.

In response to the breach, RDNTCapital temporarily halted lending and borrowing markets on Arbitrum, the platform where the attack took place. The company assured its users that their funds remained secure and unaffected by the incident. An investigation is currently underway, and user actions are restricted until the markets are reactivated.

The security breach not only impacted RDNTCapital but also had ripple effects on Arbitrum. Both platforms experienced a decline in sentiment, reflecting a negative outlook in the social domain. However, the price of RDNTCapital’s token remained steady, while Arbitrum’s native token saw significant growth.

The attack on RDNTCapital is part of a larger trend of security challenges in the crypto market. Another prominent cross-chain bridge protocol, Orbit Bridge, recently experienced a substantial outflow of funds, raising concerns about a potential security breach. The attacker in this case may have compromised multi-signature signers and used funds sourced from TornadoCash.

As the crypto market grapples with these ongoing security challenges, it is crucial for platforms to reevaluate their security measures and vulnerabilities within the DeFi ecosystem. Transparency and thorough investigations are necessary to maintain user trust and confidence in these platforms.

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Information	Details
Geography	Global
Countries
Sentiment	neutral
Relevance Score	1
People	None
Companies	Orbit Bridge, Arbitrum, RDNTCapital, Radiant Capital, Cyvers
Currencies	Ethereum, Dai, Arbitrum, Tether, Radiant Capital
Securities	None