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DeFi detective alleges this ‘suspicious’ smart contract code may put dozens of projects at risk

Published 03/08/2022, 01:15 PM
Updated 03/08/2022, 03:00 PM
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According to famed decentralized finance (DeFi) detective Zachxbt, 31 nonfungible token (NFT) projects may be at risk due to “suspicious code.” In a lengthy Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) thread published Tuesday, the DeFi detective first raised the issue of NFT project Thestarlab, which was allegedly compromised for 197.175 Ether (ETH), worth $580,325 at the time of publication. Zachxbt quoted fellow blockchain investigator MouseDev, who came to the following conclusion after reviewing the code behind Thestarlab:

MouseDev claimed that when the projects’ developers deployed their contract, they stored two variables as the owner. “Then they later changed one of them to the null address to appear as though they relinquished but kept another unchanged variable,” said MouseDev.

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