Aave: The recent CowSwap frontend attack has not affected the security of Aave's interface and underlying protocol
According to Odaily, Aave stated on the X platform that it has noticed CowSwap's frontend suffered an attack; however, this incident did not affect the security of Aave's interface or underlying protocol. As a precaution, the CowSwap team has temporarily disabled the swap endpoint for integrators. Meanwhile, swaps on the Aave interface have been switched to the ParaSwap route when available to ensure continuity of user transactions.
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