Detail Analysis
Date:
Status:
Count:
Contributor:
November 18, 2020
Verified
1
zerofriction.io
Loss Amount:
-
Recovered Amount:
-
Currency:
Dollars
KYC By:
Audit By:
None
Peckshield
Website:
Twitter:
No data
Discord:
No data
Telegram:
No data
Medium:
No data
Github:
No data
Key Indicators
Platform:
Type:
Category:
Method:
Multi-Chain
Protocol
Lending
Contract Vulnerabilities
Extended Method:
Logic error
Data Sources:
Started at 08:26:52 PM +UTC, Nov-17–2020, 88mph was attacked by exploiting a business logic error in the DInterest smart contract. The hack results in maliciously minting approximately $100K worth of MPH tokens. Later, the hacker transferred the funds to the MPH-ETH UniswapV2 pool. With the help of the legendary whitehat, samczsun, the dev team exploited another bug in the MPHMinter contract to drain the Uniswap pool for rescuring existing funds and getting the hacked funds back.
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