Remilia DAO, a decentralized autonomous organization, was hacked, resulting in the theft of millions of dollars worth of Ether and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The breach occurred due to malware infecting the password manager of Remilia's founder, Charlotte Fang, also known as Krishna Okhandiar. The malware accessed seed phrases securing all wallets, including the multisig wallet containing Remilia's treasury funds.

The stolen assets were transferred to a wallet used for liquidating assets and sold for approximately 850 Ether (ETH), equivalent to nearly $3 million. Remilia's founder confirmed the breach and reassured that the NFT contract and metadata ownership had been transferred to a hardware wallet, ensuring their security. The operating treasury was also moved off-chain to prevent any potential impact from the hack.

The incident highlights the increasing security vulnerabilities within the cryptocurrency sector, particularly affecting decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. Web 3 security experts are investigating the exploit, focusing on a suspicious transfer that likely triggered the security breach. The crypto community has expressed skepticism towards claims made by Remilia's founder, Charlotte Fang, who has been involved in controversies in the past.

Remilia is a collection of 10,000 NFTs created on the Ethereum blockchain, featuring generative artwork of anime-style women. The project has gained attention within the crypto and NFT communities, but the recent hack raises concerns about security measures within the project. The incident serves as a reminder for users to remain vigilant against suspicious activities and for projects to prioritize security to prevent such breaches.

The hack resulted in significant financial losses for Remilia, but the project's founder has reassured that it will not affect their budgeted operations. The incident is under investigation, and the community is advised to stay alert for any suspicious communications. The security breach highlights the need for enhanced security measures within the cryptocurrency sector to prevent such incidents in the future.