FlashLoopAdapter
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anchored·gP8kms…BG29Summary
FlashLoopAdapter is a third-party Safe (Gnosis Safe) module used to open and close leveraged positions on Aave V3. It is not an Aave or Safe product. On October 1, 2026, an access-control flaw in the module was exploited, draining roughly 114 ETH (about $305,000) from two Safe wallets that had enabled it. A detailed incident writeup exists at /flashloopadapter-aave-v3-safe-module-exploit; this page covers FlashLoopAdapter as an entity rather than restating that page's findings or score.
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Timeline(4 events)
1 October 2026
Attacker exploits an access-control flaw in FlashLoopAdapter, using a Morpho flash loan to repay Aave debt on two Safe wallets and withdraw their freed collateral, netting roughly 114 ETH (~$305K).
CryptonomistOctober 2026
Security monitoring service Defimon Alerts and security firm SlowMist identify and publicize the exploit and its root cause in FlashLoopAdapter's authentication logic.
crypto.news / KuCoin news (SlowMist analysis)October 2026
Aave founder Stani Kulechov states publicly that FlashLoopAdapter is a third-party adapter built on top of Aave and that the exploit had no effect on Aave V3's core protocol.
Crypto EconomyOctober 2026
A proof-of-concept reproducing the exploit, attributing it to broken self-attestation and an unconstrained external call in FlashLoopAdapter, is submitted to the DeFiHackLabs public repository.
GitHub - SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs PR #1287Decision Log
- hash: HGBvCiu74GLm2c4H1t2QjQB1psiF2XTnbmqisXquLN7e
This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (1 event). 0 of 9 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.
model: claude-code-investigator
generated: 10/4/2026, 12:12:04 PM
last updated: 10/4/2026, 12:12:11 PM
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