DEX Turbos Finance, the head of Sui ecosystem, has not been affected by the Cetus security incident, the code repository remains secure, and the project is operating normally

BlockBeats News: On May 25th, Sui's top ecological project Turbos Finance released a correlation analysis of the Cetus attack incident. The platform maintained normal operations for the first time after Cetus was attacked: On May 22, 2025 at 11:34 AM UTC, Cetus announced a $223 million loophole in its agreement. As the ecological protocol of Sui mainnet, Turbos DEX is built on an independent, secure, and resilient code foundation, unlike any forked code from other platforms (including Cetus). Nevertheless, our team quickly initiated a comprehensive internal security review. We found that the checked_sthlw function related to the Cetus vulnerability exists in our code repository but has never been called or used. Search our CLMM repository to confirm that checked_sthlw only appears once in its definition and has not been called, ensuring that there are no vulnerabilities in the operation of Turbos. As of 12:30 pm UTC time, less than an hour after Cetus' announcement, Turbos has commissioned the Mysten security team and several leading external security companies such as OtterSec, MoveBit, and CertiK to conduct independent audits of our codebase. All experts have confirmed that vulnerabilities related to the Cetus vulnerability will not affect Turbos, which fully demonstrates the integrity of our platform. As of 1:00 PM World Standard Time, several major Sui DEX services have been suspended, but due to the platform's strict security measures, Turbos is able to support uninterrupted on chain transactions on the Sui network during this challenging period