cap security incidents
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stUSDS keeper launch
The stUSDS module is launching a permissioned keeper to automate transaction submissions for adjusting stUSDS parameters according to the Dynamic Interest Rate Model. This automation aims to reduce manual work for signers and is planned for deployment on October 8, 2026.
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GHO and sGHO as Eligible Backing Assets for USDe
A report by Kairos Research examines GHO and sGHO as potential backing assets for USDe, noting that while GHO's peg has held and Aave is overcollateralized, there are concerns about exit liquidity. The report highlights an asymmetry between minting and redemption capacities in Aave's stability modules, with exit capacity being significantly lower than minting capacity, particularly on the Ethereum chain.
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Fetch.AI, NuNet and SingularityNET targeted in $17M token attack
A coordinated exploit targeting Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and NuNet on September 19, 2026, resulted in approximately $17 million in unrealized gains for an attacker who compromised privileged signing keys. The attacker drained existing tokens and minted billions of new ones, causing token prices to collapse. All three projects have paused operations and deactivated vulnerable keys.
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[Gho Stewards] September 2026 - GHO Parameter Update
GHO Stewards are proposing parameter updates to address GHO's persistent discount below par. These include raising the Horizon borrow rate, adjusting GHO Stability Module (GSM) burn fees for USDC and USDT, and increasing GSM capacity on Monad Network to support greater GHO minting volume.
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Roaring Kitty‘s X account hacked
Keith Gill’s X account was hacked, and attackers posted a malicious Solana meme coin contract address, briefly pumping its market cap. The posts were deleted, causing a crash, and over 80 wallets lost approximately $2.86 million.