ENS DAO has approved the creation of an eight-member security council with a two-year term, adding a new safeguard to the protocol’s governance process. The council will operate under a 5-of-8 multisig structure and can cancel malicious transactions during the two-day timelock period after a governance proposal passes. According to the update, the body holds veto power designed to stop potentially harmful transactions before they affect the protocol. The move is described as an important upgrade to ENS governance security, with the multisig and timelock setup intended to strengthen protection around proposal execution.
ENS DAO has approved the creation of a security council made up of eight members, with a two-year term and a 5-of-8 multisig structure.
Under the arrangement, the council can cancel malicious transactions during the two-day timelock period after a governance proposal has passed. It also holds veto power intended to prevent potentially harmful transactions from damaging the protocol.
The measure is seen as an important upgrade to the ENS protocol’s governance security model, adding multisig and timelock protections to strengthen protocol security.
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