
Unizen, an ETH-based DEX, experienced a security breach on March 8, resulting in approximately $2.1 million in user funds being stolen through multiple attacks. The attack occurred shortly after a contract upgrade to their DEX aggregation contract. Unizen has announced plans to reimburse users who lost up to $750,000. The breach is part of a concerning trend in the cryptocurrency sector, with significant hacks being a recurring issue. For instance, on March 13, 2023, Euler Labs was exploited for $197 million due to a vulnerability.



🏴☠️ On This Day: Revisiting Past 😈#Crypto #hacks March 13 in crypto history has recorded some of the biggest hacks. 📌 Exploit No. 1 On March 13, 2023, the defi @eulerfinance (Euler Labs) was exploited for 💰$197 million in a flash loan exploit, aided by the vulnerability in… https://t.co/HvltMtU8sN
Not such a zen day for @unizen_io March 8th, $2.1M was stolen from the ETH-based DEX in multiple attacks shortly after a contract upgrade to their DEX aggregation contract. Unizen announced they will reimburse losses below $750,000. https://t.co/8wxY30vruQ
March 8th, $2.1M was stolen from @unizen_io in multiple attacks on the ETH-based DEX shortly after a contract upgrade to their DEX aggregation contract. Not such a zen weekend for Unizen. https://t.co/8wxY30vruQ