- LeetSwap has been exploited, resulting in a loss of $624,300, confirmed CertiK alert.
- Exploiter manipulated the price through vulnerable LP contract functions, causing the attack, as per security firms.
- Wintermute’s Igor Igamberdiev explained the exploit’s details, calling for function privacy.
Operation on Coinbase’s base network, decentralized exchange LeetSwap has reportedly been exploited, claiming a loss of about 342.5 ETH, or roughly $626K+. According to crypto sleuth CertiK Alert, the attacker manipulated the price by invoking a vulnerable function on the Liquidity Provider (LP) contract, transferring tokens to a fee address, and then effortlessly purchasing all the WETH tokens.
#CertiKSkynetAlertLiquidity pairs of @LeetSwap have been exploited.
The exploiter 0x5B03 holds approximately 342.5 ETH (~$624.3K).
See more details on Skynet https://t.co/jtKOTddHsA
Stay safe!
— CertiK Alert (@CertiKAlert) August 1, 2023
Wintermute’s head of research, Igor Igamberdiev, explained how the exploiter managed to manipulate the price effortlessly in detail. First, they conducted a small swap of WETH for X tokens, ensuring that fees were incurred during the tran…
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