Ancilia, a crypto security firm, mistakenly shared a link to a crypto wallet drainer while attempting to assist victims of the recent $52 million hack involving Radiant Capital, a blockchain lending protocol. Following the exploit, which resulted in approximately $51.5 million in stolen funds, Radiant users rushed to revoke permissions to secure their assets. Ancilia's post, which has since been deleted, directed users to follow a link from a purported official message but led to a scam link instead. User commentary highlighted the irresponsibility of a trusted security account sharing such misleading information. This hack was executed by manipulating smart contracts on Binance Smart Chain and Arbitrum, allowing attackers to steal significant assets, including USD Coin and Wrapped BNB. Radiant Capital confirmed it was aware of the issue and working with multiple security firms to rectify the situation, urging users to utilize the app revoke.cash for revocation of permissions. Notably, this incident marks the second exploit faced by Radiant within the year.

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