ID:
primitive-finance-392
100 pts
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Protocol
Contract Vulnerabilities
Extended Method:
Contract vulnerabilities
Days in Operation:
0
100 pts each
Primitive Finance announced via a post that it had decided to self-hack its smart contract to fix what could have been a potential loophole. The exploit was discovered in the Primitive Finance smart contracts early today. The decentralized finance protocol revealed that the drastic action was the best approach to manage the vulnerability. The options to suspend or upgrade the contract on the platform were ruled out as neither was feasible. Left with no other alternatives, Primitive Finance resorted to hacking its smart contracts to secure funds on the platform. “A critical vulnerability was discovered in Primitive Finance smart contracts. As the contract is not upgradeable or pausable, we chose to whitehack our own smart contracts to safeguard user funds,” the blog post started.
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