Harmony Plans Rollback to Erase 109,000 Transactions After Exploiter Forged 3 Trillion ONE Tokens
Harmony is preparing a blockchain rollback that would erase 109,000 transactions following an exploit in which an attacker forged 3 trillion ONE tokens, according to The Block and Cointelegraph.
According to The Block, Harmony weighed several alternatives before settling on the rollback, including burning the forged tokens and blacklisting the wallets involved. The team concluded the rollback was the “fairest and most secure” option, The Block reported.
Cointelegraph reported that Harmony rejected a selective restoration of transactions, saying that approach could leave the chain in an inconsistent state. A full rollback to the point before the attack was chosen instead, per Cointelegraph.
Cointelegraph also noted that Ravencoin is facing a separate rollback dispute after its own exploit, though details of that incident were not specified in the report.
Sources: Cointelegraph, The Block
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