OnchainLens: InsurancePool net outflow of approximately $179,500 in the attack
Original headlineOnchainLens：InsurancePool 在攻击中净流失约 17.95 万美元
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An attack involving InsurancePool and CoreVault on BNB Chain caused a net outflow of roughly $179,500 in BNB from InsurancePool, with the attacker netting about 160.26 BNB (approximately $111,000) before gas fees. The exploit appears to have used a flash loan to manipulate liquidity pool prices, triggering CoreVault to force InsurancePool to pay out 260.21 BNB (about $180,300), after which the attacker reversed the trade and repaid the flash loan. The incident highlights persistent smart-contract and oracle-manipulation risk in DeFi insurance and vault protocols on BNB Chain. What to watch next: whether InsurancePool and CoreVault disclose a full post-mortem, adjust pricing or oracle safeguards, and whether the attacker's funds are traced or returned.
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