Moneros CCS (Community Crowdfunding System) Wallet wurde komplett leergeräumt!

DocBrown · 23. November 2023 um 06:53

Ist mir eben durch Zufall auf GitHub aufgefallen, es gibt dazu auch einen offiziellen Blogeintrag.

Das könnte so langsam das Ende von Monero bedeuten, oder?

Es stehen sogar Gerüchte im Raum, dass es evtl. luigi1111 · GitHub selbst gewesen sein könnte.

Quellen:

github.com/monero-project/meta

CCS Wallet Incident

opened 03:57PM - 02 Nov 23 UTC

luigi1111

The CCS Wallet was drained of 2,675.73 XMR (the entire balance) on September 1, …2023, just before midnight. A second, hot wallet, used for payments to contributors, is untouched; its balance is ~244 XMR. We have thus far not been able to ascertain the source of the breach. Timeline - April 12, 2020: New CCS wallet is created by fluffypony (on a dedicated wallet laptop, a Purism Librem 14, running Qubes) and the seed shared with Luigi, half via the Wire app, and half via GPG-encrypted email -- fluffypony and Luigi are the only parties with known access to the CCS seed. - 2020-2023: (Luigi's side) a single use Ubuntu system is set up to run a Monero node and CCS wallet; the hot wallet is on a Windows 10 Pro desktop where it has been since 2017; Luigi makes payments from the hot wallet and tops it up from the CCS Wallet (via SSH), occasionally as needed. - August 3, 2021: shortly after fluffypony's arrest, most of the CCS wallet was swept by Luigi to the hot wallet as a short-term measure pending more information about the nature of the arrest - (a few weeks/months later) fluffypony's arrest is determined not crypto-related; reverted to previous behavior of large CCS balance, small hot wallet balance - May 10, 2023: last transfer was made by Luigi from CCS wallet to hot wallet - September 1 11:58pm - September 2 12:07am, 2023: CCS wallet was swept in 9 transactions, IDs: ffc82e64dde43d3939354ca1445d41278aef0b80a7d16d7ca12ab9a88f5bc56a 08487d5dbf53dfb60008f6783d2784bc4c3b33e1a7db43356a0f61fb27ab90cc 4b73bd9731f6e188c6fcebed91cc1eb25d2a96d183037c3e4b46e83dbf1868a9 8a5ed5483b5746bd0fa0bc4b7c4605dda1a3643e8bb9144c3f37eb13d46c1441 56dd063f42775600adf03ae1e7d7376813d9640c65f08916e3802dbfee489e2c e2ab762927637fe0255246f8795a02bd7bb99f905ae7afc21284e6ff9e7f73db 9bf312ed09da1e7dfce281a76ae2fc5b7b9edc35d31c9eb46b21d38500716b6b 837de977651136c18b0018269626be7155d477cc731c5ca907608a2db57ff6a8 9c278d1496788aee6c7f26556a3f6f2cbb7e109cd20400e0b2381f6c2d4e29f4 (wallet was then empty) - September 2023: donations come in for Lovera CCS (the only proposal that was in Funding Required) - September 28, 2023: Luigi logs into CCS wallet to top up hot wallet, finding (after syncing from May 10th as expected) a balance of ~4.6 XMR, representing September donations for Lovera; no additional transfers occurred after September 2 - September 28, 2023 (a few hours later): Luigi has call with binaryFate on what has been discovered; General Fund is confirmed to be intact. Shortly after, Luigi, binaryFate, and fluffypony have a call discussing the situation. - September 28 - now: Core Team discusses internally; Luigi and fluffypony forensic efforts -- unfortunately, to date, no evidence of breach has been identified Open questions: - How do we achieve CCS continuity for existing contributors? Core team is in favor of covering existing liabilities from the General Fund. - How do we structure the CCS going forward? - How did the breach occur?