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Binance Freezes $450K of Funds Stolen During Curve Front-End Exploit

Binance has frozen $450,000 of stolen funds from Curve Finance front-end exploit.FixedFloat had also frozen about $200,000 in funds.The exploit was quickly patched because of the team, limiting the damage.

There’s been an update from front-end hack incident of Curve Finance, with Binance seizing $450,000 of this stolen funds. Which makes for pretty much $650,000 of this funds frozen, as FixedFloat had also frozen 112 ETH soon after the incident.

Binance froze/recovered $450k of this Curve stolen funds, representing 83%+ of this hack. We have been dealing with LE to come back the funds for the users. The hacker continued sending the funds to Binance in various ways, thinking we can’t catch it. 😂#SAFU https://t.co/Ekea9moeAw

– CZ 🔶 Binance (@cz_binance) August 12, 2022

Fortunately, the attack was quickly stymied because of the team. This wasn’t the initial scare this season inside the Curve ecosystem, with Convex Finance patching a rug pull vulnerability which could have resulted in the increased loss of $15 billion.

There’s been a continual blast of attacks in 2022, with more than a billion stolen. Projects are on high alert regarding security. The necessity for audits and thorough smart contract development is greater than ever because the attacks accumulate.

DeFi Market As Big a Target As Ever

The DeFi market is still a prime target for hackers, who find no shortage of vulnerabilities on various platforms. In 2022 up to now, over $1 billion may be drained from space, in accordance with a SlowMist report. The specific figure may very well be higher.

Tornado Cash, a mixing service, has turned into a popular tool for bad actors to siphon their money away. The tool obfuscates transaction data, rendering it nigh impossible to trace.

Regardless, DeFi platforms should be careful as ever, because the attacks won’t diminish in number. They’ll even have to check out for famous brands North Korea, because the associated Lazarus Group has conducted multiple attacks. It really is thought to be behind the $100 million hack of this Horizon Bridge.