BASIS FOR ADMITTING

A Major Cyber

Ola Finance Exploited for $3.6M in Re-Entrancy Attack - CoinDesk

Fuse Lending suffers $3.6 million hack on Fuse Network

A major cyber-attack reported on decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocol Ola Finance led to the loss of $3.6 million worth of crypto assets. The blockchain analyst firm

Fuse Lending Has Lost

Fuse Lending has lost $3.6 million to an attack on its lending product. An unknown hacker took advantage of a reentrancy vulnerability in the protocol’s smart contract.

Two protocols, two blockchains, six assets: another sophisticated hack in DeFi PeckShield, a flagship blockchain security and data analytics vendor, announced today

Another DeFi hack. On April 1, decentralized lending protocol Ola Finance revealed that it suffered an exploit that allowed hackers to grab $3.6 million worth of

Ola Finance Loses $3.6 Million in Latest DeFi Hack

Ola Finance Suffers Re-Entrancy Hack, $3.6m Exploited From DeFi

Ola Finance Hacked for $4 Million: Details - AiCoin

How Did The Hackers Drain

Ola Finance Loses $3.6M Worth Crypto Assets in Latest DeFi Hack

How did the hackers drain the funds from Ola Finance? PeckShield, a blockchain security, and data analytics company, put out a detailed tweet about how the hack

DeFi Lending Protocol Ola Finance Exploited for $3.6M

Decentralized Finance Protocol Ola Finance

Decentralized finance protocol Ola Finance has suffered a re-entrancy attack which saw some $3.6 million worth of crypto drained from its protocol. Blockchain security firm

Ola Finance disclosed Thursday that it has suffered an exploit that allowed an attacker to grab $3.6 million worth of crypto. The attack targeted Fuse Lending, which

Decentralized lending protocol Ola Finance announced Thursday it suffered an exploit that allowed an attacker to grab $3.6 million worth of crypto.

According To Blockchain Security And

Ola Finance Loses $3.6M To Re-Entrancy Attack - DeFi Planet

Another DeFi Hack: Ola Finance Loses $3.6M in a Flurry of

According to blockchain security and analytics firm, PeckShield, the hacker exploited a common incompatibility flaw between the compound fork and ERC677/ERC777