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Euler Finance asks hacker to return 90% of stolen funds

The developers of Euler Finance demanded that the hacker who hacked into the DeFi protocol return 90% of the stolen funds within 24 hours. Otherwise, the team will offer a $1 million reward for any information leading to the attacker’s arrest.

On March 13, an attacker exploited Euler Finance’s instant loan facility by posting unsecured collateral. Due to an error in the smart contract, the hacker managed to liquidate the debt and withdraw assets worth $196 million from the platform.

The project team notified US and UK law enforcement about the hack. In addition, Euler Finance turned to the analytical companies Chainalysis and TRM Labs to help investigate the incident.

“If 90% of the funds are not returned within 24 hours, we will announce a $1 million reward for information leading to your arrest and the return of all assets,” the on-chain message reads.

The threat was preceded by an attempt to negotiate – Euler Finance offered to discuss “any potential steps.”

The community questioned the willingness of the hacker to cooperate.

Euler Finance disabled the vulnerable EToken module, blocking deposits. According to Sherlock’s audit team, the problem went undetected for eight months.


Source: Cryptocurrency

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