DeFi协议融合遭受重大黑客攻击,CVG代币崩溃-CoinJournal

币界网Published on 2024-08-01Last updated on 2024-08-01

币界网报道:
    去中心化治理对冲基金平台Convergence被利用。铸造和交换了5800万个CVG代币。黑客攻击后,CVG代币价值暴跌99%,从0.12美元跌至0.0004美元。

周四,去中心化金融(DeFi)协议Convergence遭遇严重漏洞,导致其CVG代币大幅崩溃。

该漏洞涉及创建5800万个CVG代币,然后将其兑换成价值约20万美元的包裹以太币(wETH)和crvFRAX稳定币。

黑客利用Convergence代码库中的漏洞

据web3安全公司QuillAudits称,这种恶意活动是使用协议代码库中的漏洞进行的。

攻击者利用此漏洞制造了大量CVG代币,随后通过Curve的流动性池将其兑换为wETH和crvFRAX。在代币交换之后,攻击者将资金转换为以太币(ETH),并将其转移到Tornado Cash,这是一种旨在掩盖交易痕迹的隐私工具。

这一违规行为导致了估计21万美元的财务损失,而CVG代币持有者则面临着代币价值的灾难性下降。

袭击发生前,CVG的全面摊薄估值为1700万美元。然而,该代币在Curve流动性池中的价格暴跌了99%,从0.12美元跌至几分之一,交易价格为0.0004美元。

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