Yearn Finance just got hit hard — attackers managed to siphon off $9 million from the protocol.
The damage breakdown? Around $3M in ETH has already been funneled through Tornado Cash for obfuscation. The remaining $6 million? Still sitting in the attacker's wallet.
This incident hammers home a familiar lesson: while DeFi can deliver outsized returns, it comes packaged with equally outsized vulnerabilities. Smart contracts remain attractive honeypots, and exploits like this one underscore why security audits and risk management aren't optional — they're survival basics in this space.
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APY追逐者
· 11h ago
Has yearn failed again? Damn, are audits this disappointing these days...
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MetaverseMortgage
· 11h ago
9 million just disappeared like that, I'm dying of laughter, it's the same old trick again.
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LiquidityNinja
· 11h ago
Has yearn been exploited again? These days, defi protocols are even more fragile than ATMs.
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staking_gramps
· 11h ago
Yearn got liquidated again? Dude, do you still dare to put money in there?
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 11h ago
Here it comes again, Yearn has been hacked again, 9 million just disappeared like that?
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SerNgmi
· 11h ago
Another one has been punctured, this time it’s Yearn? $9M just disappeared like that, really outrageous.
Tornado Cash should have been regulated long ago, it’s always this trap.
No matter how high the DeFi returns are, it can’t withstand this kind of play. I’d better play it safe.
Yearn Finance just got hit hard — attackers managed to siphon off $9 million from the protocol.
The damage breakdown? Around $3M in ETH has already been funneled through Tornado Cash for obfuscation. The remaining $6 million? Still sitting in the attacker's wallet.
This incident hammers home a familiar lesson: while DeFi can deliver outsized returns, it comes packaged with equally outsized vulnerabilities. Smart contracts remain attractive honeypots, and exploits like this one underscore why security audits and risk management aren't optional — they're survival basics in this space.