Curve Finance Website Attack Costs Users More Than $500K

Curve Finance Website Attack Costs Users More Than $500K

Curve Finance users lost more than $500K due to a hack that spoofed the decentralized exchange's website Tuesday.

Curve said someone cloned the site and then directed users to a bad contract, according to a tweet on the Curve Twitter timeline. The issues was fixed at 5:30 p.m. ET after Curve tweeted at New Zealand-based domain name provider iwantmyname that "something is compromised on your side" and to "please do something" about its website.

Curve Telegram administrators are suggesting users revoke permissions from the bad contract address using revoke.cash. Users can find the bad address under Tokens, where they can click "Revoke" and approve a transaction in their wallet.

The wallet which created the contract and stole more than $500,000 was funded through Tornado Cash, which was recently sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury. The wallet used Fixed Float to transfer 45 ETH in stolen funds and transferred the same amount to two other wallets. 

The flow of stolen funds from the Curve Finance website hack. (Source: Breadcrumbs.app)
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