Gnosis Pay users were warned to withdraw their EURe and GNO tokens following an active exploit in the platform's Zodiac delay module, which allows attackers to initiate unauthorized transactions from Safe-based accounts. Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann and security firm PeckShield issued alerts advising immediate withdrawal to prevent losses. Gnosis is working with bridge validators to pause activity and contain the damage, and has pledged to cover all user losses. The incident highlights risks in smart contract-based crypto payment tools and the importance of secure transaction timing controls.
Gnosis Pay is currently facing an active exploit linked to its Zodiac delay module, which allows queued transactions to be executed from Safe wallets using this module. The exploit affects Gnosis Pay's system but not the core Safe contracts, causing ...
A critical vulnerability in Gnosis Pay's Zodiac Delay Module allowed attackers to bypass security and execute unauthorized transactions from Safe wallets. Gnosis responded with emergency measures, urging users to withdraw funds and suspending bridge ...
Gnosis is currently under an active security attack due to a vulnerability in its delay module, which affects both its native token GNO and the EURe stablecoin. Users are strongly advised to withdraw their funds from Gnosis Pay immediately to prevent...
