Web3 development tool platform Thirdweb announced a partnership with XAI, becoming a provider of game infrastructure for XAI. Games on XAI will be able to directly use Thirdweb's complete stack, including pre-built smart contracts, Unity SDK, Unreal Engine support, account abstraction infrastructure, wallet SDK, on-chain payments, and more.

SlowMist founder, Yu Xian, posted on social media that if any projects use the Thirdweb platform to develop smart contracts, they may be affected (especially before November 22). If users interact (authorize) with these projects, their assets may also be affected. It is recommended to follow the official advice and check, although the official statement claims that no real attacks have been found, it is feared that there will be soon, as open-source diff analysis is relatively easy.

Thirdweb, a Web3 developer platform, posted on X platform that they discovered a security vulnerability in commonly used open source libraries in the Web3 industry at 10:00 on November 21st Beijing time. This will affect various smart contracts in the Web3 ecosystem, including some pre-built smart contracts by Thirdweb. According to investigations so far, this vulnerability has not been exploited in ThirdWeb smart contracts. However, smart contract owners must take mitigating measures for certain pre-built contracts created on ThirdWeb before 11:00 on November 23rd Beijing time. Affected pre-built contracts include but are not limited to DropERC20, ERC721, ERC1155 (all versions), and AirdropERC20.

Jason Hitchcock, the head of the Web3 infrastructure platform ThirdWeb ecosystem, announced on social media X that Thirdweb's support for AvaLabs subnet has been launched.

The cross-chain bridge Synapse has announced its launch on the thirdweb platform. Developers can use the thirdWeb SDK to create applications and deploy pre-built contracts for any use case in minutes.