1inch suffers $5M hack due to smart contract vulnerability
1inch confirmed that some resolvers using outdated Fusion v1 contracts lost funds in the $5 million exploit, assuring that end-user assets remained safe.
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1inch confirmed that some resolvers using outdated Fusion v1 contracts lost funds in the $5 million exploit, assuring that end-user assets remained safe.
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