Blockaid said it detected an active exploit involving an unnamed vault on Base. According to the security firm, a new contract was added to the vault’s whitelist, after which the attacker borrowed aBaswstETH from the vault and sent the resulting aTokens to that contract. The reported loss has reached about $2.02 million so far, across roughly four transactions. Blockaid also said the attack was still ongoing at the time of its post. No further details on the identity of the vault were disclosed in the source material.
Blockaid said it had detected an ongoing attack targeting an unnamed vault on Base.
According to the firm, a new contract was added to the vault’s whitelist. The attacker then borrowed aBaswstETH from the vault and sent the aTokens to that contract.
So far, about $2.02 million has been drained from the vault in roughly four transactions, according to Blockaid. The attack was still ongoing at the time of the disclosure.
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