The QuantMaster project has confirmed that it suffered damage due to malicious code implanted by an employee, and the developer has reported the case to identify the suspect.

PANews reported on April 28 that a member of the encryption community revealed that "a certain Web3 project’s contract is suspected to have been implanted with malicious code by an employee, resulting in losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars." Thomson, a developer of the Decentralized Finance trading and asset management project QuantMaster, claimed he is the "victim of this theft incident." With the assistance of Yu Xian, the founder of Slow Mist, a successful report has been made. The suspects have been basically identified, with clear GitHub records of the employee who submitted the code, and the device used to submit the code is unique. Cursor has complete AI local records, which have been checked, ruling out the possibility of AI modifying the related code.