Etherlink, the EVM-compatible layer on Tezos, said its 6.6 security hardening upgrade proposal has been activated successfully at block 48,571,992. According to the project, the release brings a series of security and robustness improvements to the Etherlink core. The activation follows an earlier update cited by Foresight News, in which Etherlink said transfers on its EVM Bridge had been paused because of an attempted security attack. The project said at that time that no funds had been lost. The latest post focuses on the successful activation of the 6.6 upgrade and the added protections built into the network core.
Etherlink, the EVM-compatible layer on Tezos, said its 6.6 security hardening upgrade proposal was successfully activated at block 48,571,992.
The project said the upgrade introduces a series of security and robustness improvements to the Etherlink core.
Foresight News had earlier reported that Etherlink said transfers on its EVM Bridge were paused following an attempted security attack, with no loss of funds reported at the time.
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