Solana Fixes Serious Bug, Sparking Controversy Over Centralization
The Solana network has just discovered a serious vulnerability, allowing malicious actors to create fake evidence to mint unlimited tokens or steal tokens from users' wallets. The development team, including Anza, Firedancer, and Jito, quickly released a secret patch for the validators. In just two days, the majority of nodes in the network have been updated, and there are currently no signs of the vulnerability being exploited. All assets on the network remain safe.
However, Solana's discreet communication with validators has raised concerns within the community about the network's centralization. In response, the project explained that this is an emergency process, similar to how other major blockchains handle crises, aimed at ensuring the safety of the system.
