Hack history / 2020 / Hack or exploit
88mph
Hack or exploit on Nov 18, 2020 · Contract Vulnerability
ONE SOURCE · 1 SOURCE
Lost
undisclosed
dollars at the time
Returned
none listed
as the sources state it
Rank
not ranked
collapses, frauds and later news are not ranked
What happened
On November 18th, an attacker exploited the vulnerability to obtain $100,000 in MPH tokens. After that, 88mph discovered a vulnerability in MPHinter, the MPH token minting contract, which could allow a potential attacker to steal all ETH in the Uniswap fund pool. With the help of the well-known white hat samczsun, ETH has been withdrawn into the governance multi-signature, so all funds are safe. In addition, 88mph stated that because the attacker put $100,000 in the LP pool (liquidity fund pool), the funds have been transferred to the governance wallet, and they have decided to allocate these funds to generations including MPH and ETH. Coin holders.
Details
- Date
- Nov 18, 2020
- Kind
- Hack or exploit
- Method
- Contract Vulnerability
- How in
- Price, oracle and governance
- Target
- not stated
- Chains
- Ethereum
Reported by
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Cite this page
SwanBluechip, "88mph hack, Nov 18, 2020: undisclosed lost", Crypto hack history, https://swan-hack-tracker.pages.dev/history/i/ht56908e6390/ (data as of 2026-10-31).