Quote from: Beparanf on Today at 05:34:41 AM

People just need to stay away mediocre bridge because they are the one bringing bad name on blockchain bridge.

People rush to implement this or that, and obviously release it in production in order to earn money.
The fact it's in production doesn't mean it's safe. In most cases it's far from even properly tested (and not only for security).
One of the best tests is the test of time. Because these honeypots do attract hackers, no matter what, and they are a test.

But do people/users want to wait? No! They jump in! I don't expect them read the code, but some cautiousness would be nice.

Quote from: cryptoaddictchie on Today at 06:09:59 AM

I wonder if the suspects are the same on all those incident. If yes, then he must be really an asshole for taking up people's money just like that.

I wouldn't go that far, but I would also not rule out this possibility. One example can be N.Korea's state hackers, for which all of us are enemies.
And even if it's not them, do you really expect the hackers be nice people who care about their victims?! Then they would notify the team, not steal people's money!