Drift Outlines a Recovery Plan for Users After $295 Million DPRK-Linked Exploit
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Drift Protocol Releases Recovery Plan After $295 Million Exploit—Key Details
Drift Protocol announced on Tuesday that it has laid out a recovery plan for users affected by the April 1 exploit, an incident that resulted in a major loss of roughly $295 million in user funds on the lending decentralized exchange (DEX). Drift Protocol’s $295M Recovery Plan Drift Protocol’s plan centers on a recovery token system tied to verified losses. The protocol said that every wallet affected by the April 1 exploit will receive a recove…
Drift outlines a recovery plan for users after $295 million DPRK-linked exploit - Technology Shout
Drift Protocol announced on Tuesday that it would implement a recovery plan for users affected by a $295 million breach on April 1, attributed to the North Korean state-backed DPRK hacking group identified by forensics firm Mandiant. The attack caused the protocol to suspend trading and lending immediately after the exploit. Drift said that “most of the stolen assets remain traceable, and attackers have had limited successful outflows,” with app…
Drift Protocol detailed its strategy to compensate users affected by the $295.4 million exploit on April 1, an attack that the platform attributes to a group of DPRK hackers identified by Mandiant. The plan combines recovery tokens, a revenue-backed fund and external support, as well as a relaunch with tighter security controls. *** Drift will issue tokens equivalent to $1 per dollar in verified user losses. The recovery fund starts with about $…
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