Cybersecurity Firm dWallet Labs Discovers and Fixes $500 Million Vulnerability in Tron Network
dWallet Labs, a prominent cybersecurity research team, has uncovered a critical zero-day vulnerability within the multisignature (multisig) mechanism of the Tron (TRX) network, the firm revealed in a blog post this week....
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This vulnerability discovered allows any signer, regardless of their weight, to bypass the multisig security of TRON, impacting over $500 million worth of digital assets held in TRON multisig accounts, dWallet Labs claimed in the post which was also shared via Twitter....
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