Privacy blockchain network Zano said an inflation vulnerability involving Gateway Addresses has pushed it to plan a rollback of roughly 24 hours of blockchain history. The project also asked users to immediately stop all economic activity related to ZANO and Confidential Assets. Zano said it will compensate users for losses caused by the rollback, but it has not yet disclosed the target block height for the rollback, the patched software version, the compensation process, how the vulnerability worked, or the amount of assets created without authorization. The network added Gateway Addresses on Aug. 26 as part of Hard Fork 6. The disclosure was reported by ChainCatcher in a 7x24 news update.
Privacy blockchain network Zano said an inflation vulnerability involving Gateway Addresses has forced it to plan a rollback of roughly 24 hours of blockchain history. The project also asked users to immediately halt economic activity involving ZANO and Confidential Assets.
Zano said it will compensate users for losses resulting from the rollback. It has not disclosed the target block height, the version containing the fix, the compensation process, how the bug worked, or the amount of assets created without authorization.
Gateway Addresses went live on Aug. 26 with Hard Fork 6, according to ChainCatcher.
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