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Crypto update: Tender.fi hacker gives back stolen funds, Hedera confirms exploit and disables mainnet proxies, Meta considers decentralized text app

A whitehat hacker targeted DeFi protocol Tender.fi and returned $1.6 million stolen, receiving an ETH 62.15 bug bounty. The Hedera network confirmed a recent ex

Crypto update: Tender.fi hacker gives back stolen funds, Hedera confirms exploit and disables mainnet proxies, Meta considers decentralized text app
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A whitehat hacker targeted DeFi protocol Tender.fi and returned $1.6 million stolen, receiving an ETH 62.15 bug bounty. The Hedera network confirmed a recent exploit where hackers stole funds via users' accounts on DEXs, and the team turned off mainnet proxies to prevent further theft while working on a solution. Meanwhile, Meta is reportedly working on a decentralized text-based app called P92, supporting ActivityPub, a decentralized social networking protocol, to create a separate space for creators and public figures to share timely updates about their interests.

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