Polymarket Loses $3M in Frontend Supply-Chain Attack
Hackers drain $3M from under 15 Polymarket accounts via a compromised frontend vendor, prompting a full reimbursement pledge from the $9B platform.
Hackers drain $3M from under 15 Polymarket accounts via a compromised frontend vendor, prompting a full reimbursement pledge from the $9B platform.
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