Decentralized market Clober on the Base chain has been exploited, resulting in the theft of 133 ETH. The team offered a 20% fee to a white hat to regain access to the funds, but the hacker retained the stolen funds. The hack occurred after an audit of Clober's smart contracts and just days after the platform advertised its liquidity vault approach. The exploit took advantage of issues with the burn function, allowing for a withdrawal call. Despite the hack, Clober's protocol itself remains unaffected, and its other features continue to operate normally. The project is working on a potential white hat solution with Match Systems.
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