Talis Protocol Contract Attacked, Approximately 5,700 NFTs Stolen
Original headlineTalis Protocol 合约遭攻击，约 5700 枚 NFT 被盗
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Talis Protocol, an NFT marketplace on the Injective chain, disclosed that on October 31 an attacker exploited a vulnerability in its market and auction contracts, draining roughly 5,700 escrowed NFTs and selling them into public collection-wide buy offers. The incident, disclosed on November 2, highlights ongoing smart-contract risk for on-chain NFT infrastructure, particularly on newer DeFi-oriented chains like Injective. The stolen NFTs were offloaded via collection bids, meaning buyers who filled those bids may now hold compromised assets, raising questions about clawbacks or secondary-market impact. Watch for Talis Protocol's next update on remediation, any compensation plan for affected users, and whether Injective ecosystem security reviews follow.
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