Hacker Returns 15,000 BNB to 79thVault in Rare Crypto Recovery

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Users and holders of the 79AU pool are the ones most likely to notice this first, because funds were drained from the pool and later 15,000 BNB was sent back to a hot wallet. In practical terms, the event touched the pool’s assets and then partially reversed that movement, so anyone watching the protocol would see both the drain and the return on-chain.

Before this, the pool had burn activity tied to 79% of its liquidity-provider receipts, but that did not stop the drain, and residual transfer permissions were still present in the token contract. What changed in practice is that the incident exposed a permission path that remained usable even after the burn activity, while the later return of funds did not erase the fact that the attack had already occurred.