RetoSwap Upgrades Client Version and Halts Trading Following Haveno Protocol Attack

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ChainCatcher report: RetoSwap disclosed on X that at 2:02 AM Beijing time today, the team received a report that the Haveno transaction protocol was under attack. The team immediately set the minimum client version to 2.0 using the filter function, suspended trading, and blocked the attacker’s onion address. RetoSwap stated that its team was not directly attacked and that the vulnerability exists at the Haveno protocol level. The losses appear limited to large cryptocurrency orders, with fiat traders unaffected. The team is currently evaluating options to assist affected traders in recovering their funds. Trading will resume once the protocol is patched. Previously, on May 21, it was reported that RetoSwap had been compromised of approximately $2.7 million due to a vulnerability in the Haveno protocol.

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