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Zero-click iOS exploits drain $4M USDT from active TRON wallets

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Zero-click iOS exploits drain $4M USDT from active TRON wallets

The 365-address TRON network includes 89 TRX-only losses, while just one theft matches a published iPhone-owner account.

Blockchain data firm Bitquery has traced at least $4 million in USDT thefts to a network involving 365 TRON addresses.

Its Nov. 5 investigation adds a loss figure to recent iPhone wallet-theft reporting, while linking just one counted theft to a published iPhone-owner account.

The investigation covers Oct. 5 through Nov. 4, and the 365-address total includes 89 addresses that lost only TRX.

Bitquery linked 43 collector wallets through funding flows to a common wallet used to pay transaction fees. Those financial links establish a network, with common control by a single operator remaining unproven.

Bitquery's tracing links a fee wallet, collectors and drained addresses; most victims' devices remain unidentified.

365 addresses and 43 collectors describe a money network, not 365 confirmed iPhone victims.

Address counts do not establish a unique victim count. The USDT aggregate excludes TRX and remains attributed to Bitquery. Most devices and exploits remain unidentified, and common operator control is unproven.

Schematic of reported fee funding and drains. Links may be direct or indirect; geometry does not encode values or counts. USDT is valued at $1 in Bitquery's aggregate. No new calculations.

Address counts do not establish a unique victim count. The USDT aggregate excludes TRX and remains attributed to Bitquery. Most devices and exploits remain unidentified, and common operator control is unproven.

330005 USDT moving to collector TEDjN on Oct. 25.



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