Shezmu has temporarily recovered 282 ETH after being hacked, and DApp interaction is currently suspended

According to Foresight News, leveraged earnings protocol Shezmu has issued a notice stating that one of its vaults has been utilized and users are advised not to interact with its DApp until further notice. Shezmu announced that it has offered a bounty of 10% of the funds used to hackers, which must be returned within 24 hours. Shezmu has updated that they have recovered 282.18 ETH from the White Hat Bounty Hunter. According to Ancilia monitoring, Shezmu (ShezETH) has been attacked, possibly due to a key leak. An additional 9900 ShezETH tokens have been minted and exchanged for 332 ETH (worth $880000), and the minter was awarded a contract 17 days ago. In addition, ShezmuUSD has also been hacked, and it cannot be determined whether this is related to the leakage of the deployer key. Mortgage contracts do not have mint() protection, as they allow anyone to mint mortgage tokens.