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DeFi’s old hack vectors are fading - But the new risk can hit six chains at once
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The good news is that bridge hacks and flash-loan attacks are fading; the bad news is that protocol logic bugs are becoming much harder to contain. Decentralized finance has gotten a lot safer over the past six years, and a new review of protocol losses from 2020 through 2025.
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