Slope Wallet is a web-based cryptocurrency wallet and browser extension designed to facilitate the secure management of assets on the Solana blockchain. However, a few months ago, a significant hack affected many Slope app users on Solana. A specific wallet, CEzN7mqP9xoxn2HdyW6fjEJ73t7qaX9Rp2zyS6hb3iEu 1, was used by the hacker to steal 9,231 Slope wallets of SOL and other cryptocurrencies worth approximately $4.1 million. The vulnerability was traced back to Slope finance, a Solana wallet provider, where the hackers gained access to customers' passwords and wallets within four hours. Regrettably, I was also affected by the hack, as the wallet DqVq2eEy5UVKaosS1XcDi5ijVLnYdHh31MPDzv8Zj1Xq 2, and all my assets were transferred to the hacker's wallet, 3okpKza6uByhaX1s3ma4FNzHCuBwcbtarNvKcdPCwBcvTFCrAxToqUSeaKQwByt9RwxoXc7sw44TkHBFcmhfZDwx 3, as shown in the transaction. The hacker's wallet still has over 280k in SOL and 200k USDC blocked and is labeled as Hacker's wallet 2.

It can be seen below the information about the corresponding transaction where my approx. 10 SOL where transferred from my wallet to the Hacker's one:

In this concluding table, we can observe all the transactions that entail a transfer from a compromised wallet to the hacker's wallet: