Lido assures LDO, stETH tokens remain safe despite flaw in token contract
The “fake deposit” attack enables bad actors to execute a transfer where the requested value is larger than what the user actually owns.
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The “fake deposit” attack enables bad actors to execute a transfer where the requested value is larger than what the user actually owns.
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