Dexible aggregator hacked for $2M via ‘selfSwap’ function
The buggy function was intended to allow users to provide their own routing information, but the code did not limit routers to a preapproved list.
The buggy function was intended to allow users to provide their own routing information, but the code did not limit routers to a preapproved list.
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