Huma Finance: Approximately 101,400 USDC Lost in Old v1 Contract Attack, v2 System Unaffected
Svmuu reports that Huma Finance posted on X platform, stating that its old v1 contract deployed on Polygon was exploited today, resulting in the transfer of approximately 101,400 USDC. This incident did not compromise user funds, and the related PST system was also unaffected. Only the gradually phased-out v1 legacy pools were impacted. The Huma v2 system is a complete rewrite deployed on Solana and is not vulnerable to this exploit. The team was already in the process of retiring v1 liquidity pools, and following this incident, they have fully suspended the operation of v1 contracts and accelerated the completion of migration efforts.
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