Hedera Upgraded The Mainnet To Patch The Vulnerability, Working Again After The Attack
Hedera announced that the main network has been upgraded to fix the vulnerability, and the mainnet is now running normally. According to previous news, Hedera disclosed some alerts of the attack. The attackers attacked the smart contract service code of the mainnet and transferred the Hedera Token Service (HTS) held by some user accounts to their own accounts.
They targeted accounts used as liquidity pools on many DEXs that switched to utilize the HTS through Uniswap V2-derived contracts, such as Pangolin Hedera, SaucerSwap, and HeliSwap. As the attackers transferred tokens gained via the hack to the Hashport Network Bridge, the Bridge operators discovered the activity and swiftly shut it down. Though Hedera disabled proxies quickly after discovering the possible attack, the team advised tokenholders to verify their account ID and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) address balances on hashscan.io for their own comfort. The HBAR Foundation, Limechain, Pangolin, SaucerSwap, and HeliSwap teams.
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