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The Kava Lend protocol was compromised, with attackers exploiting a vulnerability in the BUSD market to borrow approximately 55.2 million KAVA, worth about $3.76 million. The attackers reduced the net supply of the BUSD market to a minimum, amplifying the value of deposits by approximately 243,000 times within about 3 minutes. They then borrowed KAVA in 127 separate transactions by inflating collateral and used a second account to liquidate the loans, bypassing borrowing limits. Approximately 49.2 million KAVA tokens were transferred to the BNB Chain via LayerZero, with most being sold for approximately $2.09 million worth of BNB and USDT. Attackers began testing the attack on the Kava Lend market on November 8th. Kava stated that the attack was not an unlimited issuance and its impact was limited to the Kava Lend. (Source: The Block)