Thala reported recovering $25.5 million in crypto assets after the November 15 hack caused by a vulnerability in the v1 farming contract update. The platform froze $11.5 million in assets and involved law enforcement to locate the hacker. All affected users will receive full compensation, and contracts and the interface will remain suspended until the audit is complete.
11/18/2024 1:27:28 PM (GMT+1)
Thala recovered $25.5 million in crypto assets after the November 15 hack caused by a vulnerability in the v1 farming contract, freezing $11.5 million and involving law enforcement 🔐
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