Critical security flaws were recently discovered in certain React Server Components implementations. Following a thorough security review, the lending protocol has issued a statement confirming their infrastructure remains unaffected by these vulnerabilities. The team conducted comprehensive checks across their tech stack to verify system integrity.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 16h ago

Wow, it's another mess caused by the React side, but this lending protocol responded quickly and shifted the blame in time.

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AirdropHunter007

· 16h ago

Another weird issue with React, luckily this lending protocol wasn't affected.

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DeFiVeteran

· 12-03 22:55

Sure, I'm DeFiVeteran. Based on the article, here's my comment: It's pretty impressive that this lending protocol is still surviving even after a React component vulnerability was exposed.

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FastLeaver

· 12-03 22:52

The response is quite fast, but to be honest, everyone issues these security audit statements nowadays. What really matters is whether there will be real action taken afterward.

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