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You are here: Home / News / DeFi / Inverse Finance Loses Over $15M In Oracle Manipulation April 3, 2022 by Lipika Deka Ethereum based DeFi protocol Inverse Finance [INV] revealed that an anonymous attacker has stolen $15.6 million worth of cryptocurrency. Detailing the incident, Blockchain security firm PeckShield, noted that the attacker exploited a vulnerability …
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On Saturday, Ethereum based crypto lending protocol Inverse Finance, disclosed that it had been hacked, with the attacker making off with $15.6 million in cryptocurrency. As per the project’s report, the hacker set his sights on the Anchor money market, rigging token prices to borrow money with very little collateral. How Inverse Finance Lost Millions …
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