Ethereum Users Propose ERC 7265 to Thwart DeFi Hacks – How Does it Work?
Members of the Ethereum community have proposed a new standard meant to improve the security of decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and mitigate hacks. The attacks on DeFi protocols have become all too common, drainin...
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The attacks on DeFi protocols have become all too common, draining billions in user funds. According to DeFiLlama, around $6.6 billion was stolen in exploits so far, with $5.31 billion of that going to DeFi protocol hackers....
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