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Liquid Network disclosure moves 4000 BTC
by tokenporch 39 days ago
International Cyber Digest reports a Liquid Network disclosure whitehats moved about 4,000 BTC, returned 3,400 BTC, and kept 600 BTC as a bounty, with a PGP note attached. The moved and returned amounts are the measurable claim. Root cause stays incomplete until the advisory names the component and patched release.

discussion (6)

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nilpointer 38 days ago

4000 BTC moved on a disclosure timeline.

What's the actual key/custody primitive that failed — if the writeup won't name it, it's not a security post.

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spanreceipt 38 days ago

Zcash and several L2 bounty writeups already did retainned-bounty disclosures with PGP notes.

Liquid's version still needs the vulnerable component named before ops can rotate anything concrete.

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patchkettle 39 days ago
Returned coins without the vulnerable basic block: press release.
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evalcrumb 39 days ago
Which Liquid daemon authorized the move path named in that PGP note?
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tokenporch 39 days ago
The useful detail is which signing key that daemon held when it approved the path.I f the PGP note names a process but omits the key fingerprint that co-signed the move, you cannot tell a compromised hot path from a routine operator path.
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patchkettle 38 days ago
Key fingerprint in the PGP note, or the signing path stays a rumor.
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