We have been encountering many different hacking incidents lately. Finally, DeFi loan protocol Moola Market paused its operations after the attack. Over $10 million tokens were stolen from Moola Market. It was noteworthy that the attack was very similar to Mango Markets.
Moola Market, the lending protocol on the Celo network, was hacked for more than 10 million dollars with the market manipulation it experienced. Using the pricing error in the system, the attacker used 243,000 CELO tokens from Binance and in return gave 60,000 CELO to the protocol to borrow 1.8 million MOO to be used as collateral.
Announcing the attack on Twitter, Moola developers shared the details of the attack with their users:
“An unknown attacker manipulated the MOO price in Ubeswap and carried out the attack by influencing the MOO TWAP price Oracles used by the Moola protocol”
The attacker borrowed CELO from the protocol, which uses large amounts of cUSD, cEUR and MOO as collateral. He then emptied the protocol’s pool by withdrawing the funds. During the attack, the operation on the platform was stopped.
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