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How to Prevent Flash Loan Attacks in DeFi

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How flash loan attacks work in DeFi: borrowing uncollateralized funds inside one block to manipulate prices, arbitrage or trigger liquidations, then repaying — the $182M Beanstalk Farms exploit.
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