Enigma hacked: Ethereum theft worth 470.000 dollars.

: An unknown hacker seems to have stolen so far Ethereum worth of 470.000 dollars. Ethereum for those who do not know is one of the most popular cryprobes.

The hacker managed to capture the popular digital coin when he successfully broke the popular trading platform of Ethereum called Enigma.

According with an announcement made on their official website an hour ago, someone "unknown" managed to hack their website, stealing their accounts. Immediately after that he published another one ETH presale website.Ethereum enigma

The hacker or hackers also sent emails with the Enigma newsletter asking for money for the sale of digital currencies. So many victims sent their cryptocurrencies to of hackers.

The Etherscan, is a popular search engine for Ethereum Blockchain that allows users to easily search for, confirm and validate their transactions, recognizes already identified the payment address as malicious but there are many who still send ETH to the following address:

0x29d7d1dd5b6f9c864d9db560d72a247c178ae86b

So far the hackers have managed to grab over 1.487.90 Ether and are still receiving .

The hackers allegedly hit came a few days after an article was published by Enigma, which was trying to educate its users, to avoid phishers, fraudsters, spammers.

"As we work hard to build the future, encrypt and invest, we will need a few minutes to talk about security," said the Enigma Project publication.

“Due to our rapid growth, our community has become a target. The worst της κρυπτογραφικής σκηνής, απατεώνες και phishers, προσελκύονται από projects και κοινότητες σαν τα δικά μας”.

The above incident marks the fifth Ethereum theft within two months:

Ethereum worth 8.4 million dollars at Veritaseum's original currency offer (ICO).
$32 million worth of Ethereum from Parity's Ethereum coin accounts.
Ethereum worth 7 million dollars during Israeli ICO CoinDash transactions.
Ethereum worth 1 million dollars in the Bithumb encryption exchange.

For the time being, it is unclear how attackers managed to enter the Enigma network.

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