ChainCatcher 消息，据派盾监测，DeFi 协议 Convergence 遭遇攻击，损失约 21 万美元。黑客铸造了约 5800 万枚 CVG，然后兑换成 60 WETH 和 15,900 枚 crvFRAX。 该漏洞是 CvxRewardDistributor 合约的一部分，它没有验证（不受信任的）用户输入来领取奖励。

ChainCatcher 消息，据派盾监测，DeFi 协议 Convergence 遭遇攻击，损失约 21 万美元。黑客铸造了约 5800 万枚 CVG，然后兑换成 60 WETH 和 15,900 枚 crvFRAX。该漏洞是 CvxRewardDistributor 合约的一部分，它没有验证（不受信任的）用户输入来领取奖励。

派盾：Convergence 遭遇攻击，损失约 21 万美元

According to ChainCatcher's monitoring, the DeFi protocol Convergence has been attacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $210,000. The hacker minted around 58 million CVG tokens, then exchanged them for 60 WETH and 15,900 crvFRAX. The vulnerability was part of the CvxRewardDistributor contract, which did not verify (untrusted) user input to claim rewards.

According to ChainCatcher, according to Paidun monitoring, the DeFi protocol Convergence was attacked and lost about $210,000. The hacker minted about 58 million CVG and then exchanged it for 60 WETH and 15,900 crvFRAX. The vulnerability was part of the CvxRewardDistributor contract, which did not validate (untrusted) user input for claiming rewards.

Paishield: Convergence was attacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $210,000.

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