Cyvers: Blast Ecosystem Project Bloom has a contract vulnerability, resulting in a loss of $600,000

According to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, the Blast ecological project Bloom has a contract vulnerability, with a total loss of 600,000 US dollars. The attacker has transferred all stolen funds to the ETH network.

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