DEI stablecoin suffered a multichain exploit on Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Smart Chain (BSC) that resulted in a loss of about $6.5 million. But some of the stolen funds have now been returned.
DEI stablecoin issuer Deus Finance confirmed that one of its exploiters returned $1.07 million DAI to its multi-signature wallet. On May 6, the protocol said it would treat refunds as a white hat rescue and offered a 20% bounty.
How DEI Was Exploited
Blockchain security firm BlockSec reported that the exploiter took advantage of a newly added function that was poorly implemented. The bad implementation made the function a public burn, and the exploiter used it to manipulate the token price.

Most of the stolen funds came from Arbitrum, where the hacker made over $5 million and then swapped most of the profits for 2529 ETH.
The hacker also bridged $10,000 USDC to Binance Smart Chain (BSC) using Multichain, exchanging the USDC for ETH before bridging back to Ethereum.
The hacker made about $1.3 million on BSC and transferred all the funds to another address, 0xdf61. The address then converted the funds from BUSD to DAI. Additionally, the exploiter made $135,000 on Ethereum and immediately converted the funds into ETH.
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Author: Oluwapelumi Adejumo