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Advanced detection of flash loan attack vectors including price manipulation, arbitrage exploits, and governance attacks.
Identifies vulnerabilities in price oracle usage, including single oracle dependence and price feed manipulation risks.
Analyzes front-running, sandwich attacks, and other MEV-related vulnerabilities specific to DeFi protocols.
Evaluates liquidity provider risks, impermanent loss scenarios, and liquidity pool manipulation vulnerabilities.
Identifies economic attack vectors including inflation attacks, reward manipulation, and token economics vulnerabilities.
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Simulated flash loan attacks, price manipulation, and governance exploits
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DeFi protocols lost $1.3 billion in H1 2026 — up 28% from H1 2025 (TRM Labs, July 2026). These are the most recent exploits and what caused them.
| Protocol | Date | Attack type | Loss |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ostium | July 2026 | Off-chain oracle signer key compromise | $23.75M |
| AFX Trade | July 2026 | Bridge validator key compromise | $24.15M |
| Verus Bridge | May + July 2026 | Missing value check in cross-chain import (exploited twice) | $19.1M total |
| Drift Protocol | April 2026 | Social engineering / admin key compromise | $285M |
Sources: TRM Labs H1 2026 Report, Halborn, The Block.