NoOnes CEO confirms that the company suffered a security vulnerability in early January, resulting in a loss of approximately $8 million

According to Golden Finance, Ray Youssef, CEO of NoOnes, a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading platform, revealed that NoOnes has confirmed that it suffered a security vulnerability earlier this month, resulting in approximately $8 million in cryptocurrency asset losses. This disclosure was made shortly after crypto detective ZachXBT posted the news on his "Investigations by Zach" Telegram channel. Ray Youssef stated that these losses were caused by the "Solana Bridge being utilized" on January 1st. According to its status page, the company has taken measures to disable the security bridge, which is currently still offline. Ray Youssef posted on X, "Our security team quickly responded and the situation was immediately brought under control. User funds are safe and personal data is secure. We know Solana is very popular now, but Solana bridging will not be restored unless thorough penetration testing is conducted. We deeply apologize for any inconvenience caused to you