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- •$4.67 million was stolen from the Axelar-Secret Network bridge.
- •The bridge has been disabled to prevent further exploitation.
- •No specific attack methods or tools have been disclosed yet.
On June 19, 2026, approximately $4.67 million was stolen in a hack involving the Secret Network bridge. The attack targeted the Axelar-Secret Network bridge, exploiting vulnerabilities to siphon funds. The incident has raised alarms within the cryptocurrency community, prompting immediate investigations. Affected users are currently assessing the impact on their assets. The bridge has been disabled to prevent further losses while security measures are evaluated. No specific attack vector or tools have been disclosed in the articles. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. As of now, there are no reports of arrests or identified suspects related to the breach.
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