SocialFi app Stars Arena dispels ‘coordinated FUD’ after patching ‘noob’ vulnerability
A fault in the Stars Arena price function allowed hackers to escape with roughly $2,000; however, the vulnerability has since been patched.
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A fault in the Stars Arena price function allowed hackers to escape with roughly $2,000; however, the vulnerability has since been patched.
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