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Quote from: throwaway_help on May 18, 2022, 10:48:16 AM

is there a possibility to cancel the tokens he stole without having to migrate to a new contract?

If there is a line in the smart contract that allows you to freeze funds, you will be able to do it even if the funds are in wallets. Otherwise, you will need to completely change the smart contract.

Generally, finding a vulnerability in a smart contract is not an easy so either your technical team has low technical knowledge or there is a possibility of an internal hack, in any case you need to study how the hack occurred to ensure that it does not happen again.

The contract was audited by a reputable company, so slim chance it has any vulnerabilities, more likely an end device was hacked, but we're still trying to determine that, also, my team doesn't have low technical knowledge, I'm just conducting my own investigation to present some solutions during our meeting.

suggest you share the contract if you want more informed opinions

I would be breaking my confidentiality agreement if I did so, I can't do that until the whole thing is public.