OlympusDAO Hacker Returns $300,000 After Reportedly Being Paid A Bounty
OlympusDAO, a decentralized reserve currency protocol launched in May last year, was the target of a cyber attack that led to the siphoning of 30,000 OHM tokens valued at about $300,000. Blockchain security analytics firm PeckShield shared some information about the hack, saying there was an error in the protocol’s smart contract bonds that was […]
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