Security firm dWallet Labs flags validator vulnerability that could affect $1B in crypto
Validator service provider InfStones told Cointelegraph that “nothing close to $1 billion in assets would be at risk,” even in the worst-case scenario.
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Validator service provider InfStones told Cointelegraph that “nothing close to $1 billion in assets would be at risk,” even in the worst-case scenario.
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