Huma Finance's old contract was attacked, resulting in a loss of 101,400 USDC
Foresight News reported that Huma Finance tweeted earlier today that a vulnerability in the old v1 contract deployed on Polygon was exploited by hackers, resulting in a loss of 101,400 USDC. Huma Finance stated that user funds were not affected, PST remains unaffected, and the v2 system on Solana is a newly rebuilt version, so this vulnerability does not apply to v2. The team had previously been working on decommissioning the old v1 liquidity pool, and operations of v1 are now fully suspended.
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