Chaincatcher Taiko Security Incident: Cross-Chain Bridge and Vault Suspended
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- •Taiko's cross-chain bridge and vault are suspended, halting all fund withdrawals.
- •Pending transactions are suspended but not lost, indicating some level of control.
- •Further information regarding the security incident will be provided soon.
The Taiko platform experienced a security incident that has been brought under control as of June 22, 2026. The cross-chain bridge and vault have been suspended, preventing any withdrawals of funds. The bridge is currently offline in both directions, and pending transactions are in a suspended state rather than lost. Further updates are expected to be released soon. The nature of the attack and specific vulnerabilities have not been disclosed in the articles. Users are advised to remain vigilant as the situation develops.
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2026-06-22
Security incident update released
Taiko announced that the security incident has been contained, with the cross-chain bridge and vault suspended.
Weex2026-06-22
Cross-chain bridge offline
The cross-chain bridge is offline in both directions, affecting all transactions.
Chaincatcher2026-06-22
Funds withdrawal halted
Users can no longer withdraw funds from the Taiko platform due to the incident.
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