Morning Edition · Monday, October 5, 2026Published at 1:31 AM EDT · New York
In both attacks, a protocol-funded rebalance ran inside a user's swap without separating the protocol's capital from the caller's, and attackers used flash loans to capture the difference.
GoldPesa (Base, about $115,000). On October 2, an attacker took about 115,000 USDC from the Uniswap v4 pool manager through GoldPesa's GPXHooks contract, The Crypto Times reported. Researchers at DeFiHackLabs published a proof-of-concept (a…
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Shared-Accounting Hooks Become an Exploit Class
Protocols that run self-funded rebalancing logic inside other users' swaps will keep losing capital to attackers who exploit shared settlement accounting, because audits test the hook alone rather than within a hostile session.
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