The security vulnerability in Tron, which was experienced in the past days and put 500 million dollars at risk, has been fixed.
The vulnerability detected in Tron was found and fixed by the cybersecurity research team dWallet Labs. The vulnerability was related to Tron’s multi-signature accounts and could allow a single signer to gain unlimited access and compromise digital assets held inside.
Tron’s Vulnerability Found and Solved by Cyber Security Company
The Tron Blockchain network had a security vulnerability discovered last February that put $500 million at risk. However, this vulnerability was found and fixed by the cybersecurity research team dWallet Labs.
The vulnerability was related to Tron’s multi-signature accounts and could allow a single signer to gain unlimited access and compromise digital assets held inside. The bug was reported via the bug bounty program on HackerOne on February 19th and was fixed “within days”.
A spokesperson for Tron confirmed that the network team received a bug report from HackerOne, stating that the team quickly addressed the issue and made the necessary fixes to prevent the vulnerability from being abused. “We can say with confidence that the identified problem has been effectively resolved and ensures the security of the system,” the spokesperson said.
