Due to a vulnerability in the Haveno protocol, RetoSwap was hacked, resulting in approximately $2.7 million in stolen funds.

PANews May 21 News, a decentralized exchange, RetoSwap disclosed on the X platform that yesterday morning, Haveno’s lead developer woodser reported that the trading protocol was being attacked. RetoSwap immediately banned the attacker’s onion address, set the minimum client version to 2.0.0, and suspended trading on the platform. RetoSwap emphasized that its team was not compromised, and that the issue was caused by a vulnerability in the Haveno protocol itself. The losses were mainly concentrated in large cryptocurrency asset quotations, and fiat traders were not affected. According to analysis, the attacker sent forged ACK messages to impersonate arbitrators, changed node addresses to those controlled by the attacker, and thereby created a compromised multi-signature wallet before funds were deposited. RetoSwap is evaluating options to help affected traders recover their losses.

According to PeckShield statistics, RetoSwap lost about 7,000 XMR in this attack, worth approximately $2.7 million.

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