Odaily Planet Daily reported that Cetus, a decentralized trading platform based on Sui, confirmed that there is a vulnerability in the open-source library used by its CLMM smart contract, allowing hackers to manipulate pool prices through flash swaps and repeatedly extract liquidity, ultimately stealing approximately 223 million dollars. The vulnerability originated from an integer overflow check error in the inter_mate library. Cetus has disabled the core contract and frozen some of the attacker’s address funds, but approximately 60 million dollars have still been transferred to Ethereum. The platform is currently preparing an upgrade and rollback proposal and is offering a reward of 5 million dollars for clues to solve the case. (The Block)