The governance page shows that the Aave community is conducting on-chain voting on the proposal to "disable stable lending rates" and the voting will end on November 8. The proposal disables stable lending rates for all assets in all pools on all networks. Additionally, it unfreezes assets previously frozen by the freeze steward.
The proposal states: “In response to the attack vector reported by white hat hackers, we took immediate steps to protect the Aave market by suspending and freezing the affected market. The proposal would revoke these freezes and implement permanent fixes. Where applicable The pool will be restarted via Guardian."
Yesterday’s news, Defi protocol Aave stated that they had received problem reports regarding certain functions of the Aave protocol. As verified by community developers, temporary precautionary measures have been taken:
-Suspension of Aave V2 Ethereum market;
- Suspended certain assets on Aave V2 on Avalanche;
-Freeze certain assets on Aave V3 on Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism;
The Aave V3 market on Ethereum, Base and Metis and the V2 market on Polygon and Avalanche are not affected. Funds on any Aave market are risk-free.