Chaincatcher Aztec Labs Investigates Suspected Attack on Ethereum Router Contract
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- •Aztec Labs is investigating a suspected attack on the Aztec Router contract.
- •Aztec Connect was deprecated three years ago, limiting Aztec Labs' control over the system.
- •Users are advised to be cautious of fraudulent support accounts and private messages.
Aztec Labs has initiated a vulnerability investigation following a suspected attack on the Aztec Router contract on the Ethereum blockchain. The company clarified that Aztec Connect was deprecated three years ago and that they do not possess any administrator keys or control over the system, making it impossible for them to pause or upgrade it. As a result, users are cautioned to remain vigilant against fraudulent support accounts and private messages that may exploit the situation. The investigation aims to assess the extent of the attack and protect the community from potential scams.
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