How much was stolen in the Fake GIWA Bridge hack?

DeFiLlama reports $2.08M stolen from Fake GIWA Bridge on ethereum.

Who was hit in the Fake GIWA Bridge hack?

Fake GIWA Bridge, on ethereum, on September 27, 2026. Attack type: phishing.

Fake GIWA Bridge Hack:$2.08M Stolen

September 27, 2026 · Ethereum

Reported by DeFiLlama

As of 2026-09-30 00:21 UTC. These are the feed's figures, not ChainHint's. A freshly reported incident is an unverified third-party claim and the numbers move.

Estimated Loss$2.08M

ChainEthereum

DateSeptember 27, 2026

Attack typePhishing

Attacker address

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Traced by ChainHint

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In ChainHint's incident archive

No earlier incident at Fake GIWA Bridge is recorded in our archive.

Phishing — 2 incidents of this kind in the 90 days before this page was built, $4.16M in total, among the incidents ChainHint lists.

Fake GIWA Bridge hack: the facts

How much was stolen in the Fake GIWA Bridge hack?: DeFiLlama reports $2.08M stolen from Fake GIWA Bridge on ethereum.
Who was hit in the Fake GIWA Bridge hack?: Fake GIWA Bridge, on ethereum, on September 27, 2026. Attack type: phishing.
Where did the Fake GIWA Bridge funds go?: Not established. No attacker address has been published for this incident, so there is nothing to trace from. DeFiLlama has never carried one.

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