Aave founder responds to security incident: Aave v3 contract is not affected, third-party external adapter is attacked

According to Foresight News, Aave founder Stani Kulechov responded to the Aave v3 Loop Safe attack, saying that what was exploited was a third-party external adapter built on Aave v3, and the Aave v3 contract itself was not affected.

Foresight News previously reported that according to SlowMist monitoring, the Aave V3 Loop Safe module was exploited due to access control flaws, and two Safe multi-signature addresses lost approximately 114.09 ETH.

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