TechFlow News — On December 2, according to Cointelegraph, decentralized exchange Clipper officially confirmed that a vulnerability in its withdrawal function led to the recent $450,000 hack, denying third-party claims of private key exposure.
The attacker breached two liquidity pools on December 1, accounting for approximately 6% of the protocol's total value locked. Clipper has suspended trading and deposit functions within the protocol, allowing users only to withdraw assets proportionally from each pool. The team is currently tracking the stolen funds and urging the hacker to contact the project.
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