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Gnosis Pay has revealed that a software flaw dating back to October 2023 enabled the $1.5 million exploit of its card safe infrastructure, while confirming that all affected users have been fully reimbursed.
PeckShield, a blockchain security company, has warned that Gnosis's official X account has been compromised. Until the issue is fixed, users are strongly advised not to interact with any posts, links, reward campaigns, voting announcements, or wallet connection requests coming from the account.
MiniPay launched a Visa digital card powered by Gnosis Pay, available to users in Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. The card connects the wallet's stablecoin balances directly to the Visa network in real time; the merchant does not need to interact with cryptocurrencies.
Gnosis Pay integrated support for the Celo network, bringing its self-custody card infrastructure to one of the most active stablecoin ecosystems. Celo has accumulated 200 million stablecoin transactions and surpassed $565 million in volume over the last 30 days, offering fees below one cent.
Gnosis Pay faces an exploit tied to the Zodiac delay module, with Martin Koppelmann saying Gnosis will cover all user losses as users await clearer damage details. The attacker can initiate transactions from Safe wallets carrying the module, while Gnosis is asking bridge validators to pause during containment.
A critical security vulnerability forced Gnosis into emergency response mode after malicious actors exploited a weakness in the Zodiac Delay Module. The attack compromised Safe-based payment infrastructure and prompted immediate containment protocols.
Gnosis co-founder Martin Koppelmann said all user losses will be covered as containment efforts continue following an exploit.
Users are being urged to withdraw their assets right away due to a serious security incident that has occurred within the Gnosis ecosystem.
Gnosis Pay users were urged to withdraw EURe and GNO after a Zodiac delay module bug let an attacker initiate Safe transactions.
Squid distanced itself from a $3.2 million exploit tied to a third-party Gnosis Safe module that shared the “SquidRouterModule” name.
The exploit underscores the persistent vulnerabilities in DeFi's modular systems, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive security audits. $3.2M drained from Gnosis Safe wallets through SquidRouterModule exploit.