Ekubo: A security incident occurred in the Swap routing contract on the EVM chain, it is recommended to revoke authorizations for the related addresses.
According to ChainCatcher, AMM infrastructure Ekubo posted on platform X that a security incident occurred in Ekubo's Swap routing contract on EVM chains. Liquidity providers are not affected, and Starknet remains unaffected. The team is investigating the scope of the incident and advises users to immediately revoke all approvals to the impacted addresses.
The affected addresses include the V2 and V3 contract addresses on Ethereum, as well as the V3 contract address on Arbitrum. The team is preparing a post-incident analysis report and reminds users to be cautious of links claiming to be related to Ekubo Protocol or this vulnerability.
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