Leftcurve protocol exploited for $410k; team offers white-hat bounty and amnesty if attacker returns funds.
Security & Exploits ·
The Leftcurve protocol was exploited for approximately $410,010, according to an onchain message sent by the Dango team to the address that conducted the extraction. The team identified the transaction and reached out directly to the account holder, framing the incident as a potential vulnerability disclosure rather than a confirmed theft.
In response, Dango offered the attacker a path to resolution: return the funds in exchange for a negotiated bug bounty and full amnesty from further legal action. The team stated it would publicly recognize the person as a white-hat researcher if they cooperated. The outreach included contact details for coordination.
What remains unclear is whether the extraction was intentional protocol exploitation, an unintended consequence of user interaction, or something else entirely. No public confirmation has emerged as to whether the attacker has engaged with the team's offer or returned any portion of the funds.