TAC, an L1 blockchain, said it has agreed with Cosmos Labs to hold back the release of its post-incident review and recovery plan for now. The delay is tied to a vulnerability involving Cosmos’ shared EVM module, which affects more than just TAC. According to TAC, Cosmos Labs asked for additional time so that all impacted networks in the Cosmos ecosystem can complete patching safely before the documents are made public. TAC said it fully agrees with putting ecosystem-wide security first and added that both the incident report and the recovery plan will be released soon. The update points to a coordinated disclosure approach, with the teams prioritizing patch completion across affected networks before publishing technical details.
TAC, an L1 blockchain, said it is delaying the release of its post-incident review and recovery plan as it coordinates with the Cosmos Labs team.
According to TAC, the vulnerability involves Cosmos’ shared EVM module. Cosmos Labs asked TAC for more time to make sure all affected networks across the Cosmos ecosystem can complete patching safely.
TAC said it fully supports putting security across the broader ecosystem first, adding that both documents will be formally released soon.
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