On June 20, Namada, a privacy blockchain based on Cosmos, officially announced that a security vulnerability exploitation incident had occurred within its protocol. The team is currently investigating the issue and has contacted relevant parties to address it collaboratively. If the perpetrator of this exploitation incident is a white-hat hacker, please reach out to the team as soon as possible.
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Privacy Blockchain Namada Issues Security Alert: Protocol Under Attack, Investigation Underway
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