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DeFi & Smart Contract Security21 July 2026

Allbridge Core Loses $1.65M to a Flash Loan Pricing Bug It Fixed in 2023

A flash loan against Allbridge Core's Solana stablecoin pools distorted internal pricing and let an attacker drain roughly $1.65 million — the same class of bug the protocol says it patched on BNB Chain three years ago.

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Web3 & Bridge Security20 July 2026

Across Protocol's Solana Bridge Hit for $3.35M — Relayer, Not Users, Took the Loss

A July 17 attack on Across Protocol's Solana deployment drained roughly $3.35 million from the project's own relayer, not from bridge users — a result that says as much about bridge architecture as it does about the exploit itself.

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DeFi & Smart-Contract Security19 July 2026

Summer Finance's $6M Vault Accounting Bug Ends in Full Shutdown

A flash-loan attacker exploited how Summer Finance's Fleet Commander vault priced its underlying strategies, extracting $6 million in a single transaction — and the protocol has now wound down entirely.

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Web3 & DeFi Security11 July 2026

Summer.fi's $6M Vault Exploit Is a Playbook for Donation-Based Share Manipulation

A three-month-old attacker wallet used a $65M flash loan and a donation to a strategy adapter pending removal to skew vault share pricing, draining $6.04M from two Lazy Summer USDC vaults before guardians could react.

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Web3 / Smart Contract Security1 July 2026

Aztec Connect: $2.1M Stolen From a Bridge With No One Left to Fix It

A proof-verification flaw let an attacker drain a DeFi privacy bridge that Aztec Labs deprecated three years ago and can no longer patch, pause, or upgrade — a case study in what "immutable" really costs.

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DeFi Security29 June 2026

Counter-MEV Honeypot Drains jaredfromsubway.eth of $7.5 Million

Ethereum's most-active sandwich-attack bot was beaten at its own game — tricked by 66 fake token contracts into handing over real WETH, USDC, and USDT in a single sweep transaction.

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