haveno

RetoSwap disclosed on platform X that the team received a report at 2:02 AM (Beijing time) today that the Haveno trading protocol was under attack. They immediately set the minimum client version to 2.0 through the filter function and suspended trading, as well as banned the attacker's onion address. RetoSwap stated that the team was not attacked, and the vulnerability lies at the Haveno protocol level. The losses seem to be limited to large cryptocurrency asset orders, and fiat currency traders were not affected. The team is evaluating plans to assist affected traders in recovery. Trading will resume after the protocol is fixed.Previously, on May 21, it was reported that RetoSwap lost approximately $2.7 million due to vulnerabilities in the Haveno protocol.

The peer-to-peer multi-signature DEX RetoSwap, based on the Tor network, tweeted that its upstream open-source project Haveno trading protocol was attacked by hackers. Subsequently, RetoSwap banned the attacker's onion address and suspended trading through client version restrictions; the team itself was not attacked. The impact of this incident mainly affects large cryptocurrency transactions, while fiat currency trading parties have not yet been affected. The team is currently evaluating plans to assist affected users in recovering their funds.In addition, according to monitoring by PeckShield, RetoSwap users lost approximately 7,000 XMR (about 2.7 million USD) in this attack incident.It is reported that RetoSwap is a fork project of Haveno.