7 articles tagged with #smart-contract. AI-curated summaries with sentiment analysis and key takeaways from 50+ sources.
The DAO, a major Ethereum-based decentralized autonomous organization, is under attack through a recursive calling vulnerability that allows an attacker to drain ether into a child DAO. This represents a critical security breach affecting one of the most significant early DeFi experiments.
Drift Protocol suffered a $285M exploit, prompting Vectis to establish a withdrawal process for affected users. The incident exposes critical vulnerabilities in DeFi protocols and raises concerns about Solana's ecosystem security and market stability.
CoW Swap, a popular DEX aggregator, has issued a security warning urging users to avoid the platform while its operating team works to resolve an unspecified security breach. This incident highlights persistent vulnerabilities in DeFi infrastructure and the risks users face when interacting with decentralized protocols.
Blockaid security platform flagged the CoW Swap decentralized exchange frontend as malicious following a front-end attack, prompting users to avoid cow.fi and revoke token approvals. The incident highlights vulnerability in DeFi protocols to DNS or interface compromise attacks that can compromise user assets despite underlying smart contracts remaining secure.
Justin Sun, who invested $75 million in World Liberty Financial (WLFI), claims his wallet was blacklisted without notice after discovering a hidden smart contract function allowing the team to freeze token holders' assets. Sun alleges governance votes were manipulated and critical information was withheld, raising serious questions about transparency and centralized control in the protocol.
NFT lending platform Gondi suffered a smart contract exploit on Monday resulting in approximately $230,000 worth of stolen NFTs. The platform has committed to fully compensating all affected users following the security breach.
Solv Protocol was hacked for $2.7 million after an attacker exploited a bug that allowed them to mint tokens freely. The protocol is now offering a 10% bounty to recover the stolen funds, with the hacker having swapped the minted tokens for Bitcoin-tied assets.
