Talis Protocol Suspends functions and advances NFT returns and compensation
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Talis Protocol reported an attack, with approximately 5700 escrowed NFT stolen and sold; the platform has suspended the relevant functions.
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Talis Protocol Loss from attack 5700 units NFT, the platform has suspended listings and auctions and will compensate users
BlockBeats reports,November 2，NFT market Talis Protocol stated officially that October 31 an attacker exploited its Injective marketplace and auction contract vulnerability to steal approximately 5700 escrowed NFT, which were sold through publicly available collection offers.
The platform has now suspended new listings and auctions on Injective, and will return more than 26000 NFT in the contract to their original holders. New listings and auctions on other chains have also been suspended, while existing offers can still be cancelled. The patched contract is undergoing pre-deployment review. The platform is developing a plan to return the affected NFT to their original holders and compensate bidders whose offers were filled.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/374934
Key points
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Talis Protocol Officially stated that October 31 an attacker exploited its Injective marketplace and auction contract vulnerability to steal approximately 5700 escrowed NFT。
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Stolen NFT were sold through publicly available collection offers.
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The platform has suspended Injective new listings and auctions on, and will return more than 26000 units NFT to their original holders.
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New listings and auctions on other chains have also been suspended, while existing offers can still be cancelled.
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The patched contract is undergoing pre-deployment review.
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The platform plans to return the affected NFT to their original holders and compensate bidders whose offers were filled.
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NFT After a vulnerability emerged in the marketplace contract, an attacker took and sold some escrowed NFT. The platform has currently suspended some trading functions, returned part of the NFT, and plans to address compensation for affected users and buyers.
Why it matters to readers
This indicates security risks in using smart contracts to escrow assets; related listings, auctions, and offers may be affected until remediation and compensation plans are completed.
If you have listed, bid on, or escrowed assets on the NFT marketplace, monitor the platform's suspension announcements and the progress of asset returns and compensation, and avoid further actions while the situation remains unclear.
Risks and unknowns
No on-chain transaction records or independent security audit results were provided as evidence.
The evidence does not explain the specific cause of the vulnerability, the attacker's identity, or whether additional losses occurred.
The return of affected NFT and compensation for buyers whose offers were filled remain proposed plans, and their completion status is unknown.
The patched contract has not yet been confirmed as having completed review and deployment.
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