Sushi's Chief Technology Officer @MatthewLilley issued a warning on social media: Users should not interact with any dApps until further notice. A commonly used Web3 connector appears to have been compromised, allowing the injection of malicious code that affects many dApps.
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Sushi CTO issues warning: Users are advised not to interact with any dApp
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