Zero-click iOS exploits drain $4M USDT from active TRON wallets
CryptoSlateGino Matos
Blockchain data firm Bitquery has traced at least $4 million in USDT thefts to a network involving 365 TRON addresses. Its Nov. 5 investigation adds a loss figure to recent iPhone wallet-theft reporting, while linking just one counted theft to a published iPhone-owner account. The investigation covers Oct. 5 through Nov. 4, and the 365-address total includes 89 addresses that lost only TRX. Bitquery linked 43 collector wallets through funding flows to a common wallet used to pay transaction fees. Those financial links establish a network, with common control by a single operator remaining unproven. In one theft identified by Bitquery, a TRONSCAN transaction record shows 519,093.330005 USDT moving to collector TEDjN on Oct. 25. For its USDT loss total, Bitquery counted payments that emptied an address's USDT balance.
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