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Aave overhauls listing standards after $230 Million rsETH exploit exposed bridge risks
Aave has revised its listing standards following a $230 million exploit involving rsETH, which highlighted vulnerabilities in blockchain bridges. The incident exposed risks associated with cross-chain asset transfers, prompting the protocol to strengthen its security measures.
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