Belt Finance loses millions in latest BSC-based DeFi exploit

Belt Finance loses millions in latest BSC-based DeFi exploit

Another day, another BSC DeFi protocol gets hacked. Belt Finance has become the latest Binance Smart Chain-based decentralized finance, or DeFi, protocol to lose millions to an opportunistic hacker.The Rekt Blog, which post mortems DeFi exploits, stated that an attacker exploited a flaw in the way the protocol’s vaults calculates the value of its collateral which helped to “add another notch to the now infamous flash loan exploit season on the BSC,” adding:“Yet another fork of a fork has rolled off the conveyor belt with $6.3M falling straight into the hands of the hacker.”Rekt revealed....


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