Flow Foundation disclosed a security incident occurring on December 27th, where attackers discovered and exploited a vulnerability in the network's execution layer. The breach resulted in approximately $3.9 million being transferred off-chain before the validator network intervened and halted operations to contain the damage. Despite the incident's severity, the foundation emphasized that user account balances were not compromised—all customer deposits remain fully secured and intact. The swift action by validators in shutting down operations prevented further unauthorized asset movements.
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ThesisInvestor
· 13h ago
Another security incident... This time, Flow lost 3.9 million, but luckily user funds were not affected.
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LightningClicker
· 13h ago
Here we go again, this time a security vulnerability in Flow... the response was pretty quick, but $3.9 million is gone just like that, which is a bit upsetting.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 13h ago
3.9 million USD flew away, but they say the balance is fine? I really can't understand this logic.
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RuntimeError
· 13h ago
3.9 million lost, is that all? The validator's response is okay, but I'm more concerned about how it got penetrated...
Flow Foundation disclosed a security incident occurring on December 27th, where attackers discovered and exploited a vulnerability in the network's execution layer. The breach resulted in approximately $3.9 million being transferred off-chain before the validator network intervened and halted operations to contain the damage. Despite the incident's severity, the foundation emphasized that user account balances were not compromised—all customer deposits remain fully secured and intact. The swift action by validators in shutting down operations prevented further unauthorized asset movements.