GAMEE Token: The vulnerability only affects the team's token reserves, and no community assets have been stolen
GAMEE Token tweeted that the GMEE token contract on Polygon was accessed without authorization by GitLab a few hours ago, resulting in 600 million GMEE tokens being stolen. The attacker then exchanged the tokens for Ethereum and MATIC. The official statement states that this vulnerability only affects the proprietary team token reserve and no community-owned assets were stolen. Currently, the team has blocked all unauthorized access to the token contract.
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