
Pendle Finance has confirmed that its funds remain secure following an investigation into a security breach. However, a separate protocol built on Pendle, known as Penpie, suffered a significant reentrancy attack. The attacker exploited the reward accounting system of Penpie's contracts on Ethereum and Arbitrum, resulting in a loss of approximately $28 million (11,109 ETH) through a flash loan attack. Despite this, Pendle managed to save $107 million in assets by swiftly pausing all contracts and addressing the security issue. The vulnerability was identified by Cyvers, a Web3 security company, which noted that the PendleStaking contract lacked a reentrancy guard.
The crypto world never sleeps and neither do its hackers. In the latest episode of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: DeFi Edition," @Penpiexyz_io, has found itself on the wrong end of a $27 million exploit. Rekt Investigates https://t.co/dZLpMrJJHD https://t.co/JDf9KLMq7w
UPDATE: PENDLE SAYS IT SAVED $105M IN FUNDS THAT COULD HAVE BEEN DRAINED IN PENPIE EXPLOIT
Pendle says it saved $105 million that could have been further drained amid Penpie hack https://t.co/nFXo2DClIN


