TechFlow news, December 6 — DEXX released an update on its security incident. According to the official statement, the hacker attack on November 16 affected 12,413 user addresses, resulting in multi-chain asset losses including 32,969 SOL, 634.56 ETH, and 204.69 BNB.
The platform has established four compensation measures: 1) Continuously tracking the hacker's wallet, with any recovered assets to be immediately distributed to affected users; 2) Allocating 80% of daily platform revenue toward user compensation, retaining only 20% for operational costs; 3) Introducing a debt-to-equity conversion plan and airdropping platform tokens as additional compensation; 4) Currently in discussions with potential investors for funding support.
On security upgrades, DEXX has deployed a zero-trust architecture and plans to launch a self-custody wallet and MPC solution. The platform has already shared the hacker's IP and device information with law enforcement, and the investigation remains ongoing. Some wallet functions are currently in testing, with security enhancements nearing completion.
