AIDC Token on BNB Chain Exploited for About $121,000, Security Alert Says

AIDC, a token on BNB Chain, was reportedly exploited for roughly $120,929 after a flaw in its burn logic allowed an attacker to extract value from the token’s trading setup, according to a security alert mirrored on TwStalker.

The available source attributes the incident to SlowMist threat-intel reporting and says the exploit involved 220.12 WBNB, along with an attacker externally owned account and a victim PancakeSwap V2 pair. The alert describes the issue as a flawed burn mechanism, which appears to have been the path used to drain funds.

Because the direct original post was not reachable in the provided material, the details should be treated as reported by the security alert and not as a full on-chain postmortem. The exact scope of the incident, including whether any additional funds were affected, remains unclear in the available sources.

The incident adds to a steady run of BNB Chain token exploits where contract logic, rather than broader market movement, creates the vulnerability. In this case, the available evidence points to a specific mechanism failure inside the token’s burn function, but further confirmation would be needed to determine whether the exploit is fully contained or whether any recovery effort is underway.