Curve Finance said it had recovered 70% of the $62 million stolen from its liquidity pools in a July 30 reentrancy hack. The decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol promised to reimburse users impacted by the incident.
The DeFi project noted that the attack impacted pools running on Vyper compilers between 0.2.15 and 0.3.0.
Affected Curve Pools
Curve has revealed that its arbitral-tri crypto pool shares the same vulnerability exploited in the July 30 incident. However, it ascertained that no potential for exploitation exists within this pool.
Despite this assurance, the platform advised liquidity providers to withdraw their assets from the pool.
On July 30, a series of DeFi platforms fell victim to reentrancy attacks stemming from vulnerabilities in various iterations of Vyper. This smart contract language, designed for the Ethereum virtual machine (EVM), became the target of multiple hacks, leading to the loss of more than $60…
