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Another Defi Hack

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

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

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

A Major Cyber

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

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

Ola Finance Loses $3.6 Million in Latest DeFi Hack

How Did The Hackers Drain

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

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

Fuse Lending Has Lost

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

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.

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

Fuse Lending suffers $3.6 million hack on Fuse Network

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

Ola Finance Hacked for $4 Million: Details - AiCoin

According To Blockchain Security And

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

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