KelpDAO takes LayerZero to court over $292M rsETH exploit
The dispute over April’s rsETH exploit has reached Vancouver. KelpDAO alleges that LayerZero approved its bridge configuration, while the other side calls the claim meritless.
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The dispute over April’s rsETH exploit has reached Vancouver. KelpDAO alleges that LayerZero approved its bridge configuration, while the other side calls the claim meritless.
A flaw that allowed unauthorized ZANO and fUSD issuance has pushed the network back to before Hard Fork 6. Legitimate transactions from the affected period are also excluded, while assets transferred on other networks remain beyond the rollback’s reach.
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