Privacy blockchain network Zano said it is considering a rollback of roughly 24 hours of blockchain history after disclosing an inflation bug involving Gateway Addresses. The team also asked users to immediately stop any economic activity related to ZANO and Confidential Assets while it addresses the issue. Zano said it will compensate users for losses caused by the rollback, but several key details remain undisclosed. Those include the target block height for the rollback, the patched software version, the compensation process, the mechanism behind the vulnerability, and the number of assets created without authorization. Gateway Addresses went live on Aug. 26 as part of Hard Fork 6. The development was reported by Bitcoin.com News and carried by Odaily.
Privacy blockchain network Zano said an inflation bug involving Gateway Addresses has pushed it to consider rolling back roughly 24 hours of blockchain history. The team also asked users to immediately stop any economic activity related to ZANO and Confidential Assets.
Zano said it will compensate users for losses caused by the rollback. It has not yet disclosed the target block height for the rollback, the fixed software version, the compensation process, how the vulnerability worked, or the number of assets created without authorization.
Gateway Addresses went live on Aug. 26 as part of Hard Fork 6.
The development was reported by Bitcoin.com News and republished by Odaily.
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