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Aave Confirms That Flashloan Attack Doesn't Impact V1, V2 or V3

Apr 13,2023,15:59

Aave released an update regarding the flashloan attack against Yearn Finance, confirming that none of Aave V1, V2 or V3 were impacted.

Paradigm researcher samczsun said that it was Yearn Finance's $yUSDT that had an issue. According to Yearn Finance, Yearn V2 vaults were not impacted, and the team is investigating the incident.

 

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