Radiant Capital Suffers a Hacker Attack
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Radiant Capital, a cross-chain lending protocol, has suspended its lending and borrowing marketplaces on Arbitrum after suffering an attack in which a hacker stole $4.5 million.

As reported by the platform:

"Today, we received a report of an issue with the newly created native USDC market on Arbitrum."

According to Blockchain cybersecurity firm Beosin, the hacker has carried out a flash lending attack in which the attacker has exploited a "rounding issue" in the codebase, "which led to a cumulative precision error."

This has allowed the "attacker to profit through repeated deposit and withdraw operations."

PeckShield wrote:

"The root cause is not new: It basically exploits a time window when a new market is activated in a lending market (forked from the popular Compound/Aave)."

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