Blind Signing Vulnerabilities: ZKPs Offer Potential Fix After Bybit Hack
The hackers behind the Bybit hack have managed to cash out approximately $300 million of the stolen $1.4 billion in digital assets, despite industry efforts to prevent them.The hack has sparked debate about how Web3 firm...
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