The probably biggest trading website CS.MONEY was hacked. Skins with a total value of 1.6 million US dollars have been stolen.
Multiple hackers struck at a well-known trading website on Saturday and stole CS:GO skins worth a total of 1.6 million US dollars. It is arguably the biggest hack to date on the site CS.MONEY.
The trading website is currently offline due to the hacker attack. Normally, players can buy and sell skins for weapons or their own character there. The items can reach a very high sales value. For example, the Dragon Lore AWP is being offered for 10,000 US dollars on the trading pages.
The CSMONEY website is temporarily down after being targeted by a hacking attack this night. We will fix the issue and will do our best to restore the normal functioning of the website. Our support service is ready to answer your questions via email at [email protected].
– CS.MONEY (@csmoneytrade) August 13, 2022
According to Twitter user Arrow, $1.6 million worth of CSGO skins were stolen in the hacking attack and over 50 accounts were linked to the hackers. The website CS.MONEY also spoke out on Twitter. They are currently trying to solve the problems and restore normal operation of the website. Even CS.MONEY’s competitors are offering their help in this case.
Together with @csmoneytrade, we are working on updating the public list with all scammers and users who received the trade during the hack.
Scam accounts: 58
Ordinary users who got trade: 58https://t.co/qOwF8ajFV3We will update it once new information comes in. pic.twitter.com/TzWIBM7f3u
– BitSkins (@BitSkinsCom) August 14, 2022
For example, BitSkins has offered full support under CS.MONEY’s tweet and is now working with the affected portal to create a list of the scam accounts in question, which will be updated regularly. These Steam accounts are immediately banned on both websites and other marketplaces are also informed about the scammers.
