Carbontec Uncovers $520,000 Exploit Path in 1inch Router’s Rescue Function
A Carbontec investigation revealed that over $520,000 in mis-sent tokens were quietly withdrawn from 1inch Routers v4–v6 via public functions, exposing a security blind spot in one of defi’s most widely used contracts. D...
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