OpenZeppelin audited the Miden transaction kernel, the Miden Assembly program that validates and processes every transaction on Miden. 18 issues, 9 resolved.
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Vulnerability details will follow once operators have had time to upgrade. The release introduces no breaking changes.
The blockchain firm traced stolen funds through six new tokens on NEAR, where hackers used liquidity pools to obscure transfers between wallets.
GreyNoise reports successful exploitation, while Previdian logged 20 attempts. Alpine operators need to patch and restart SSH, or disable password authentication.
Elliptic says the hackers are minting their own worthless tokens—complete with cartoon animal and Elon Musk logos—and routing stolen funds through liquidity pools to break the trail.
Drift says the feature, which lets a transaction be signed now and sent much later, was central to its $295.7 million exploit. The draft bars activation before May 5, 2027. The post...
Elliptic traced about 117,000 NEAR, roughly $430,000, through six tokens the launderers launched, a small slice of about $6.3 billion stolen from Binance. The post North Korea Turns DIY...
