Turbos Finance, the leading DEX in Sui ecosystem, was not affected by the Cetus security incident, the code base remains secure, and the project operates normally

Mars Finance News, on May 25, Turbos Finance, a top Sui ecosystem project, released an associated analysis of the Cetus attack incident, with the platform maintaining normal operations immediately after the Cetus attack: "On May 22, 2025, at 11:34 AM (UTC), Cetus announced a vulnerability worth $223 million in its protocol. As an ecosystem protocol on the Sui mainnet, Turbos DEX is built on an independent, secure, and resilient code base, different from the forked code of any other platform (including Cetus). Nevertheless, our team quickly initiated a comprehensive internal security review. We found that the checked_shlw function related to the Cetus vulnerability existed in our code library but was never called or used. Searching our CLMM repository confirmed that checked_shlw appears only once in its definition and has no instances of being called, thus ensuring no vulnerabilities exist in Turbos' operations. By 12:30 PM UTC, less than an hour after Cetus' announcement, Turbos had commissioned the Mysten security team and leading external security companies including OtterSec, MoveBit, and CertiK to conduct independent audits of our code library. All experts confirmed that the vulnerability associated with the Cetus exploit would not affect Turbos, fully demonstrating the platform's integrity. By 1:00 PM UTC, several major Sui DEXs had suspended services, but due to strict security measures, Turbos was able to support uninterrupted on-chain transactions on the Sui network during this challenging period."