Yearn Finance's yETH vault appears to have been compromised, with roughly $3 million worth of Ethereum now traced to Tornado Cash. The funds vanished into the crypto mixer shortly after the suspected exploit. Security researchers are still piecing together how the attack unfolded, but the swift movement to a mixing service suggests whoever's behind this knew exactly what they were doing. DeFi protocols remain prime targets—this incident is yet another reminder that smart contract vulnerabilities can cost millions in minutes.
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GraphGuru
· 12-01 02:54
Here we go again, Yearn has been clipped again, this time 3 million just disappeared.
Three million has quickly entered the tornado, this method is really professional.
How many times does Yearn have to suffer before they learn, where's the audit?
Smart contracts vulnerabilities can lead to millions in losses in minutes, is this really what DeFi is?
One-click cash out to a mixer, is this attacker my relative? Haha.
Yearn is once again in tuition fees, when will these protocols stabilize?
Once in the tornado, it’s completely unrecoverable, the money is gone.
Contract vulnerabilities have long been common knowledge, why are they still stepping on the same pit?
Three million rug pull, discussing how to elegantly launder money.
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APY追逐者
· 12-01 02:43
Here it comes again, this time Yearn didn't escape either? 3 million just vanished like that, it's really unbelievable.
Yearn Finance's yETH vault appears to have been compromised, with roughly $3 million worth of Ethereum now traced to Tornado Cash. The funds vanished into the crypto mixer shortly after the suspected exploit. Security researchers are still piecing together how the attack unfolded, but the swift movement to a mixing service suggests whoever's behind this knew exactly what they were doing. DeFi protocols remain prime targets—this incident is yet another reminder that smart contract vulnerabilities can cost millions in minutes.