Crypto wallet provider Trust Wallet has reported a security breach affecting a specific version of its browser extension. On-chain investigator ZachXBT revealed that users lost over $6 million after multiple reports of funds being drained surfaced on Thursday. The incident appears tied to a recent Chrome extension update, though the exact cause remains unknown. Trust Wallet is investigating the issue and advising users to take precautionary steps while efforts continue to trace the stolen funds and secure affected wallets.
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