Shibarium, the Layer 2 network tied to the Shiba Inu ecosystem, has resolved its network reorganization issue, according to Techub, citing Crypto.news. Work on the network is not yet fully complete, however. The report said the dRPC migration is still underway, alongside peer node updates and reindexing for the block explorer. The update points to a partial return to normal operations, while backend maintenance and infrastructure adjustments remain in progress. No additional timeline or technical details were provided in the source brief.

Shiba Inu team announces successful recovery from Shibarium bridge attack after 10 days of nonstop effort. 4.6M BONE tokens recovered, multi-sig wallets, key rotation, and blacklist features implemented.

The Shiba Inu development team announces successful restoration of Shibarium following a major bridge exploit. After a nonstop ten-day effort, assets were recovered, 4.6 million BONE tokens retrieved, and stricter security controls implemented including multi-sig wallets, key rotation, and blacklist features.

Shiba Inu developers have successfully restored the Shibarium bridge after a major exploit, recovering 4.6 million BONE tokens and implementing enhanced security measures including multi-sig wallets, validator key rotation, and a blacklist feature.

The Shiba Inu development team has restored the Shibarium bridge after a ten-day recovery effort, recovering 4.6 million BONE tokens and implementing enhanced security measures including multi-sig wallets, validator key rotation, and a staking blacklist.

Shiba Inu developers successfully restored Shibarium after a major bridge exploit. In 10 days, they recovered 4.6M BONE tokens, migrated contracts to multi-sig wallets, rotated validator keys, and introduced staking blacklist to prevent future attacks.