According to TechFlow, cross-chain transaction aggregator LI.FI said that the smart contract vulnerability that occurred earlier today has been contained, the affected smart contract part has been disabled, and users are no longer at risk. The affected wallets are limited to those with unlimited authorization, and the number is very small.
The LI.FI team is working with appropriate law enforcement agencies and relevant third parties (including industry security teams) to track the stolen funds and will publish a more detailed post-incident analysis as soon as possible.
