Our LZ receiving libraries have been pinned. Thanks for the heads up @EbisuEthan. Also, the same pinning should be done for every network that the OFT supports, not just Ethereum.
Lost aura, gained security, A-OK.
Updated our tooling to detect pinning. https://t.co/vR1AJq3zdD
layerzero solosig dependency check in
if you haven't hardened your config, you are sitting on an unnecessary dependency on layerzero 3/5 solosig.
if it gets compromised, it could instantly drain all the adapters that rely on the default receive library. after the kelp exploit, the vulnerable adapters tallied to $3.13 billion. after some outreach, the number has dropped to $178 million.
good progress, but still not enough. there is still a long tail of projects that have ignored this advice.
i will make this simple for you. here is a full list with exact calls for how to pin the default library.
https://t.co/diEyhgheRB
Today, we are open-sourcing a toolkit ported in Go that parses and writes SWIFT MT messages as a part of our ongoing CBDC work.
Aside from being used for international wire transfers, the MT format is also core to certain RTGS systems in central banks.
https://t.co/m3z73699Q4
Yes, $SIGN also uses LayerZero. Our old setup was 2/2 required DVNs across all supported networks. It has since been bumped to 2/2 required + 2/3 optional.
In light of recent events, we are open-sourcing a local web tool that helps projects easily manage their LayerZero OFT wiring configurations, when the OFT delegate is a Safe multisig.
Configurations can be imported or exported as JSONs for convenience.
https://t.co/vR1AJq3zdD
This weekend KelpDao lost $292M. @LayerZero_Core just published their incident report.
The protocol worked as designed. The smart contracts were fine. The money left through an RPC poisoning attack on a single-DVN configuration that multiple parties had warned against.
A thread on what this teaches us about every attack surface. ๐งต
@realyanxin Yeah, this was built to deploy our own HL spot token. Itโs a fair bit more complicated than their documented deployment due to the token being bridged, EVM decimal vs. HL decimal mismatch, etc..
It's open-sourcing time.
This week, we are dropping a web tool that helps projects deploy tokens to Hyperliquid spot (progress detection, error handling, etc.), as HL's existing UI omits advanced configuration options only accessible through their API.
https://t.co/Sa06fvgb0o
Spot trading for Checkmate (CHECK) and Sign (SIGN) will go live on 2 April 2026. The opening of our CHECK-USD and SIGN-USD trading pairs will begin on or after 9AM PT, if liquidity conditions are met, in regions where trading is supported.