Lido responds to the "fake deposit" risk of token contracts: it is a known security vulnerability, and LDO and stETH are still safe
ChainCatcher news, regarding the "potential 'fake recharge' risk of the LDO Token contract," Lido Finance stated that although hackers allegedly exploited known security vulnerabilities in the LDO token contract, both LDO and stETH tokens remain secure. Lido did not confirm any vulnerabilities but acknowledged that security issues are known.
According to ChainCatcher's news yesterday, based on on-chain intelligence from the Slow Mist security team, there is a potential "fake recharge" risk in the LDO Token contract, and malicious attackers may attempt to exploit this feature for fraudulent activities.
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