Daily Market Updates: Zilliqa halts native transactions after Ledger app bug exposure

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Zilliqa halts native transactions after Ledger app bug exposure

The Block reports the issue involves a Ledger app bug from 2019 that let private keys be exposed through onchain signatures.

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Zilliqa has halted native transactions after identifying a bug in its Ledger app that dates back to 2019, according to The Block.

The outlet says the flaw exposed private keys via onchain signatures, prompting the network to stop native transaction activity.

Zilliqa’s decision reflects a response to a wallet related security issue that affects transaction authorization and key confidentiality.

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The BlockZilliqa halts native transactions over bug in its Ledger app dating to 2019

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