BTC $65,326.82 -0.31%
ETH $1,887.34 -1.65%
BNB $568.04 -0.34%
XRP $1.11 -1.92%
SOL $75.81 -1.85%
TRX $0.3311 +1.08%
DOGE $0.0698 -3.36%
ADA $0.1674 -3.24%
BCH $211.81 -2.21%
LINK $8.52 -0.24%
HYPE $58.85 -0.02%
AAVE $96.05 -0.92%
SUI $0.7417 -3.81%
XLM $0.1837 -0.18%
ZEC $510.58 -1.07%
BTC $65,326.82 -0.31%
ETH $1,887.34 -1.65%
BNB $568.04 -0.34%
XRP $1.11 -1.92%
SOL $75.81 -1.85%
TRX $0.3311 +1.08%
DOGE $0.0698 -3.36%
ADA $0.1674 -3.24%
BCH $211.81 -2.21%
LINK $8.52 -0.24%
HYPE $58.85 -0.02%
AAVE $96.05 -0.92%
SUI $0.7417 -3.81%
XLM $0.1837 -0.18%
ZEC $510.58 -1.07%

Lien Finance suffered a loss of approximately $542,000 due to an attack where the attacker exploited a vulnerability to steal USDC

2026-07-24 15:30:48
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According to Slow Fog monitoring, the decentralized finance protocol Lien Finance was attacked. The attacker exploited a smart contract vulnerability to mint uncollateralized bond tokens and stole approximately $542,000 USDC.

Using this vulnerability, the attacker successfully minted new non-anomalous BondTokens without destroying the corresponding input bonds and exchanged USDC through a pre-authorized address, ultimately transferring about 542,144.63 USDC from the victim's address. Analysis indicates that this incident was essentially due to a validation flaw in the bond token exchange logic, allowing the attacker to bypass asset collateral constraints and mint unsupported assets.

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