- Triple-A's reported hot wallet losses have increased to $11.8 million.
- Attackers continue draining new deposits sent to compromised wallets.
- The company says customer funds remain safe.
Losses linked to the apparent compromise of crypto payments firm Triple-A's hot wallets have climbed to approximately $11.8 million, according to blockchain investigators.
Researchers say the attacker continues sweeping newly deposited funds from the affected wallets, with assets stolen across multiple blockchains including Ethereum, TRON, Bitcoin, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum, and TON.
Triple-A has acknowledged the incident and says it is actively investigating. The company stressed that customer funds have not been affected, although it has not disclosed how the wallets were compromised.
The exploit comes during another busy week for crypto security incidents, following major attacks on AFX Trade and the Verus-Ethereum bridge. Triple-A has yet to release its promised detailed investigation into the breach.
