- Main security breach led to $11M cryptocurrency loss.
- Unauthorized minting of UXLINK tokens occurred.
- Law enforcement engaged for asset recovery.
UXLINK suffered over $11 million in asset theft due to a multi-signature wallet breach. This security incident involved token minting and was exacerbated by a deepfake video-conferencing attack, leading to significant unauthorized transfers and exchanges’ asset freezing efforts.
UXLINK suffered a $11M loss after an external attack exploited a vulnerability in their multi-signature wallet, confirmed on September 22, 2025.
Security Breach Overview
On September 22, 2025, UXLINK reported a serious security breach in their multi-signature wallet, which resulted in more than $11 million in stolen assets. The breach prompted an immediate analysis by security teams.
The attack exploited administrative vulnerabilities in the wallet, allowing unauthorized minting of UXLINK tokens. Security and law enforcement are now involved in efforts to track and recover the stolen assets.
Market Impact and Response
The breach had widespread effects, causing a 70% drop in UXLINK token price and significant market instability. Major cryptocurrency exchanges halted trading to prevent further losses. This incident emphasized the need for robust security measures in the digital finance industry, showcasing potential vulnerabilities in crypto infrastructure.
UXLINK’s response involved collaborating with exchanges to halt trading and freeze compromised funds. Investigations are ongoing to fully understand the scope and prevent future attacks.
“We confirm the multi-sig wallet security breach, unauthorized token minting and transfers, collaboration with exchanges to freeze assets, law-enforcement involvement, and our commitment to investigation, recovery, and transparency.” — UXLINK Official Account, UXLINK Project
Historical data suggests that multi-signature breaches in the crypto industry result in significant financial losses. Enhanced security protocols are necessary to protect against such vulnerabilities and restore user confidence.
