ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data, the attacker of the DeFi protocol TempleDAO has transferred funds through Tornado Cash, with transactions consisting of 18 transfers of 100 ETH, 3 transfers of 10 ETH, and 1 transfer of 1 ETH into Tornado Cash.It is reported that TempleDAO aims to create a DeFi ecosystem that provides a perfectly balanced exposure to growth assets beyond a basket of tokens, minimizing the volatility and downside risk of users' assets while enjoying high returns. On October 11, TempleDAO was attacked, and the attacker profited 1831 ETH. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, a contributor from TempleDAO stated in the project's Discord channel that its core treasury holds over 100 million USD in stablecoins, and the project's operations remain unaffected. Furthermore, the attacker will not cause further harm and will compensate all affected users.ChainCatcher previously reported that, according to Beosin EagleEye Web3 security warning and monitoring platform, TempleDAO was hacked, involving an amount of approximately 2.36 million USD. (The Block)

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by the Beosin EagleEye Web3 security warning and monitoring platform, the TempleDAO project has been hacked. Due to the lack of permission verification in the migrateStake function of the StaxLPStaking contract, anyone can extract StaxLP from the contract through this function.The Beosin security team analyzed and found that the attacker has exchanged all obtained StaxLP tokens for ETH, and the stolen funds have been transferred to the address 0x2B63d4A3b2DB8AcBb2671ea7B16993077F1DB5A0.Attacker:0x9c9fb3100a2a521985f0c47de3b4598dafd25b01Attack contract:0x2df9c154fe24d081cfe568645fb4075d725431e0Attacked contract:0xd2869042e12a3506100af1d192b5b04d65137941Attack transaction:0x8c3f442fc6d640a6ff3ea0b12be64f1d4609ea94edd2966f42c01cd9bdcf04b5