Question 60: What should be done if SCDO encounters an unexpected vulnerability or network fork?
Answer: If a serious vulnerability is discovered, the SCDO development team will quickly release a patch and notify node operators to upgrade their software to close the security loophole. For unexpected network forks (for example, chain splits caused by version inconsistencies), the community will select the legitimate chain through communication and negotiation: usually following the longest chain principle or the chain supported by the majority of miners as the main chain. The development team may convene miners and exchanges to take unified action to merge or abandon the split chain. In addition, the SCDO open-source community will also participate in decision-making to ensure that the handling process is transparent and fair. In short, in emergencies, quick response + community consensus is the strategy SCDO uses to solve problems, minimizing the impact.