On March 21-22, 2024, the Super Sushi Samurai gaming token on Blast was exploited via a double-token transfer vulnerability in the mint function, allowing an attacker to drain approximately 1,310 ETH (~$4.6-4.8M). The attacker claimed to be a whitehat rescuer and offered reimbursement minus a 5% bounty.

The new blockchain game Super Sushi Samurai, based on the Blast layer-2, was attacked due to a vulnerability in its token contract, resulting in a loss of approximately $4.6 million. Shortly after the theft, the attacker contacted the project, claiming to be a whitehat. Later, Super Sushi Samurai confirmed that the funds had been returned, minus a 5% bounty.