Cosmos eng team is being negligent AF.
dropped v0.7.2 on GitHub Aug 19 with one quiet line: “This release contains important security fixes. All chains should upgrade ASAP using a coordinated upgrade.”
No public advisory. No main-channel announcement.
The result? MANTRA, TAC, KiiChain, Nesa .... more getting hacked as we speak.
https://t.co/s7Fcx5tQKj
An ongoing security incident has impacted users of the Cosmos EVM module. Cosmos Labs’ security and engineering teams have been proactively responding to this incident. We have advised the Cosmos EVM chains that are in contact with us to request that validators halt their chains.
We thank the teams using Cosmos EVM for their rapid response. An incident report will be shared once the situation is resolved.
If you are a team using Cosmos EVM and have questions, please contact [email protected].
Cosmos eng team is being negligent AF.
dropped v0.7.2 on GitHub Aug 19 with one quiet line: “This release contains important security fixes. All chains should upgrade ASAP using a coordinated upgrade.”
No public advisory. No main-channel announcement.
The result? MANTRA, TAC, KiiChain, Nesa .... more getting hacked as we speak.
https://t.co/s7Fcx5tQKj
They maintain the shared EVM module that dozens of chains rely on yet when a critical precompile vulnerability hits, there’s no proactive release to main channels, no clear PoCs, no coordinated deploy guidance.
These chains are downstream of your code. Your job is to ship secure patches + ready-to-deploy PoCs fast so the entire ecosystem can upgrade cleanly. Instead we get silent upstream breakage and every team scrambling alone.
That’s not “modular excellence.” That’s negligence that keeps costing the ecosystem.
@ussefian@MinimalCompany another comment from a user with multiple phones, i see use case of this phone being heavy texting without distractions for me.
Samsung has secure vaults which allows two instances of app to stay on your device- two whatsapp’s - two signals etc -a feature similar would be great