SushiSwap approval bug leads to $3.3 million exploit
Only users who have traded on the decentralized exchange in the last four days are apparently affected.
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Only users who have traded on the decentralized exchange in the last four days are apparently affected.
The Euler Finance exploit was the largest of Q1 2023, and the risk of a similar attack on other protocols remains.
Crowdstrike and Kaspersky found an infection in a communications app that delivered a backdoor, but deployed it only a few times.
Twenty-three days after the hack, on April 4, Euler Finance announced the total possible recovery of the lost funds, thus ending the $1 million bounty.
A report from app provider De.Fi showed losses from theft down in Q1 2023 compared to last year, along with recovery of funds; Euler accounted for a huge share of…
Bridge protocols LayerZero, Celer, Wormhole, LiFi, and others have already committed to implementing the new protocol.
A public burn function introduced in the latest upgrade allegedly allows users to burn tokens from other addresses.
The exploiter originally drained $195 million worth of ETH and tokens from the protocol but has now returned around $138 million.
ETH worth over $101 million had been returned to the lending protocol as of March 25. The exploiter still controls part of the stolen assets.
The phishing message on Discord offered “the opportunity to re-claim an additional stake in Arbitrum DAO Governance” while citing issues during the initial token claim drive.