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Euler Finally Admits They Spent $4 Million on Security Audits and Still Got Hacked Out of Almost Every Penny You Sent Them, Because That’s Just a Thing Some Companies Do Now

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Let’s get this over with already! Crypto lending platform Euler Finance finally got around to announcing that they spent a whopping FOUR MILLION DOLLARS on security audits after their $195 million flash loan heist in March ’23. I mean, who doesn’t love throwing money at problems? And what did all those fancy-pants auditors find? TWO CRITICAL SEVERITY AND FIVE HIGH-SEVERITY VULNERABILITIES! Wow, that’s just peachy.

But wait, it gets better! Euler then held a $1.25 million bug bounty contest and… *dramatic pause* …nobody found any critical or high-severity flaws! I mean, what could possibly go wrong with throwing more money at the problem? And hey, they did find some low-severity vulnerabilities for which participants got awarded a total of $200,000. That’s like 0.02% of the original amount stolen.

So there you have it folks: Euler Finance spent four million dollars on security audits and bug bounties to shore up their platform after getting hacked out of nearly two hundred million bucks… only to find that they still had some vulnerabilities! Wow, what a great investment!

And just think about all those poor souls who invested in this dumpster fire thinking it was going to be the next big thing. Stay tuned for more!

Source: cointelegraph

Crypto lending platform Euler Finance has announced the results of 29 audit reports from 12 different cybersecurity firms regarding its “v2” relaunch. According to the announcement, the reports show that all security issues were resolved. The protocol also held a public $1.25 million post-audit bug bounty that resulted in no medium or higher severity issues being found. In total, more than $4 million was spent to shore up Euler’s security […]

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