Hive is a smart blockchain with smart contracts. They are necessary to run DEXes like hive-engine and games like Splinterlands. I wouldn't doubt some vulnerabilities exist right now in code operating on Hive, and as Hive becomes more popular these flaws will be exploited by hackers and we will have to iterate on the code over and over again until it's secure.
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I did know it had some smart aspects, but other may allow deeper access through code. Security is largely about reducing the ways things can be attacked. I trust the Hive developers to think about this a lot, but they cannot be complacent.