ZKsync reiterates that there has been no code, contract, or operator key leakage in the protocol

BlockBeats News: On April 16th, Alex Gluchowski, co-founder of ZKsync, responded to the administrator account theft incident in a post this morning, reiterating that there has been no code, contract, or operator key leakage of the agreement. BlockBeats previously reported that ZK tokens on the ZKsync chain were suspected of experiencing abnormal issuance last night, and the issued tokens are being sold off. The ZKsync security team has discovered a stolen administrator account that controls approximately $5 million worth of ZK tokens - the remaining tokens in the ZKsync airdrop that have not yet been claimed. Necessary security measures are currently being taken. All user funds are secure and have never been at risk. The ZKsync protocol and ZK token contract remain secure, with no further risks associated with ZK tokens. This is an isolated event triggered by a stolen key, limited to the ZK token airdrop contract. The investigation is currently underway, and detailed updates will be shared later today