Three bridge-related exploits in the past week, including losses at Across Protocol, Allbridge and TeleSwap, highlight persistent security risks in cross-chain infrastructure.
TeleSwap, a cross-chain protocol, was likely exploited for more than $735,000 on July 15, 2026, with the incident becoming publicly known only five days later. The delayed disclosure remains a central concern, but the incident now sits within a broader run of bridge-related attacks that also hit Across Protocol and Allbridge over the past week, with combined losses estimated at more than $5.7 million. Across disclosed an attack on Solana and said user funds were safe, adding that any loss belonged to the relayer operated by Risk Labs, while on-chain analysis of addresses flagged by the project found inflows totaling about $3.35 million. Allbridge was then hit by a flash loan-powered price manipulation exploit on Solana that drained roughly $1.65 million to $1.66 million in USDC and USDT from one liquidity pool. ZachXBT said TeleSwap’s Bitcoin hot wallet stopped processing transactions shortly after suspicious outflows of more than $735,000, and TeleSwap had yet to disclose the incident on its official X account at the time of writing. Together, the attacks underscore how bridges remain a frequent target even when losses are smaller than the biggest hacks earlier in the year.