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ETH SlowMist issued an alert: Aave v3 Loop Safe module was utilized and approximately 114.09 ETH was stolen.
Blockchain security company SlowMist issued a security alert stating that Aave v3 Loop Safe module was utilized, resulting in the loss of approximately 114.09 ETH to affected users. The alert directed attack vectors to specific modules in the Aave v3 ecosystem, but at the time of release, no independent source had yet fully verified the technical details of the exploit.
SlowMist issues an alert for the Aave v3 Loop Safe module
As a closely watched chain safety monitoring agency, SlowMist issued an alert stating that the Aave v3 Loop Safe module has been compromised. The report clearly named the module to distinguish this incident from the broader Aave v3 protocol vulnerability.
This is not the first review that has arisen around the Looping Adapter connected to Aave. There has been a previous incident where a FlashLoopAdapter flaw caused two Safe wallets to be cleared, a structurally similar model involving third-party modules superimposed on top of Aave's core contract. In addition, Aave's founders previously confirmed that an attack on third-party adapters resulted in a loss of $310,000. These incidents further confirm that risks often lie at the integration level rather than within Aave's audited core code.
About 114.09 ETH was reported stolen
According to SlowMist's alert, approximately 114.09 ETH was lost in this exploit. This data is only attributed to SlowMist's report and at the time of writing, has not been confirmed by independent chain sources. Readers should regard this as a report estimate until confirmed through blockchain browser tracking or official statements.
Against the background, the amount of the loss is noteworthy: Aave controlled 47.8% of active on-chain loans, making its module ecosystem a high-value target. Any vulnerability that touches Aave-related infrastructure immediately attracts the attention of users and security researchers tracking the total lockdown volume (TVL) of the protocol.
What this means for Aave users
Users using a revolving or leveraging strategy built on Aave v3, especially those routing through Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) wallet infrastructure, should review their current risk exposure. If you have an active position that uses a recurring module, check if the specific module you use matches the module named in the SlowMist alert before taking any action.
Don't rely solely on this report. Please pay close attention to Aave's official governance channels and SlowMist's certified social media accounts for updated findings and any remedies. As of the time of publication of this article, the Aave agreement itself has not been announced, nor has any patches or mitigations been publicly announced.
这是否再次提醒我们，第三方适配器仍是 DeFi 安全链条中最薄弱的环节？或者，它是否指出了循环策略与 Safe 模块权限交互方式中存在更深层次的问题？
