Resupply: Hacker attack caused about $10 million in reUSD bad debt, and the stolen funds are still on the chain
Resupply has released a hacker attack analysis report, which pointed out: The attack on the crvUSD-wstUSR trading pair of Resupply resulted in approximately $10 million in reUSD bad debts, but this vulnerability only exists in specific token trading pairs, and other token trading pairs are not affected. The Resupply market is operating as usual. The debt limit for the affected token trading pairs has been set to 0 and insurance pool withdrawals have been temporarily suspended, requiring a formal governance vote to lift the suspension. The problematic code segment has undergone multiple security audits and independent researchers have been hired to review the codebase, but no report of this issue has been made. The stolen funds are still on the chain at this stage, monitoring the situation and taking necessary measures.
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