Revert Finance's V3Utils contract was exploited through an access control vulnerability allowing arbitrary code execution. Attackers transferred approved user funds by executing unauthorized contract calls, stealing approximately $29K before the team deployed a refund bot to recover all victim funds.

The AMM liquidity management protocol Revert Finance disclosed on Twitter that its v3utils contract was attacked, and 90% of the funds were stolen from a single account. The stolen assets included: 22983.235188 USDC, 4106.316699 USDT, 485.5786287699002 OP, 0.18217977664322793 WETH, 36.59093198260223 DAI, 211.21463945524238 WMATIC and 22 Premia. At current prices, that's about $29,000.