Eko Protocol, a decentralized finance (DeFi) project built on the Aptos blockchain, has announced the restoration of its services following a security breach last month that resulted in losses of approximately $816,000. The project confirmed via its official X account that lending, liquid staking, and vault operations are once again active on the platform.
Service Restoration and Security Audit
According to the announcement, Eko Protocol has completed a comprehensive security audit of all smart contracts, including those governing administrative privileges. The audit found no remaining vulnerabilities, allowing the team to safely resume operations. The project stated that all affected services are now fully functional, marking a significant step toward recovery after the exploit.
Background of the Hack
The hack, which occurred in early February, targeted Eko Protocol’s smart contracts, draining approximately $816,000 in user funds. The incident was part of a broader wave of DeFi exploits that have plagued blockchain networks in recent months. The project paused services immediately after the attack to contain the damage and initiate an investigation.
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