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Bloom Trading Reports $947,000 Theft Due to RCE Vulnerability

Bloom Trading Reports $947,000 Theft Due to RCE Vulnerability

First seen 27 Oct 2026, 01:26 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •October 27, 2026 at 07:12 UTC
  • •The theft involved 9,408 SOL, valued at approximately $947,000.
  • •The incident was caused by an RCE vulnerability in a third-party module.
  • •Bloom Trading has committed to reimbursing all affected users.

Bloom Trading reported a theft of approximately $947,000 in Solana (SOL) due to a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in a third-party module. The company confirmed that private keys were not accessed or leaked, ensuring the safety of unaffected wallets. The incident impacted nine users across 49 wallet addresses, with a total loss of 9,408 SOL. Bloom has temporarily taken its systems offline and is tracking the stolen assets while exploring recovery options. The company has pledged to fully reimburse the affected users. Users will need to log back into Bloom Manager and the Chrome extension once services are restored.

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2026-10-26
Bloom Trading reports security incident
The company disclosed a theft of 9,408 SOL due to an RCE vulnerability in a third-party module, affecting nine users.
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2026-10-26
Systems taken offline
Bloom Trading temporarily took all systems offline as part of their response to the incident.
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Common questions

How much was stolen?
A total of 9,408 SOL, valued at approximately $947,000, was stolen.
Are my funds safe?
Bloom Trading confirmed that wallets outside the affected group remain secure.
What actions is Bloom Trading taking?
Bloom Trading is tracking the stolen assets and has pledged to fully reimburse the affected users.