Four.Meme hacked again — $130,000 stolen
The Four.Meme platform, specializing in launching meme coins on the BNB Chain, has once again been targeted by hackers.According to PeckShield, the attackers stole 200 BNB (equivalent to $130,000) and transferred the funds to FixedFloat, a non-custodial exchange.Blockchain security experts from SlowMist were the first to report a potential vulnerability. They discovered that the hacker exploited function 0x7f79f6df to gain an unfair advantage even before the token was officially launched on the platform.The attacker pre-purchased a small amount of tokens and then sent them to an uncreated PancakeSwap Pair address. This allowed them to create a liquidity pool independently, bypassing transfer restrictions (MODE_TRANSFER_RESTRICTED) that were supposed to prevent unauthorized transactions.By setting liquidity at an arbitrary price, the hacker managed to drain the pool, causing significant financial losses for both the project and its users.Four.Meme has confirmed the breach and suspended token launches for investigation. The platform has invited users to submit compensation claims, with payouts expected within a week.
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