Well, much worse exploits were found on the EOS audit by Qihoo 360.
These vulnerabilities allow attackers to gain remote control over any EOS node, construct and publish malicious smart contracts, or become a ‘free miner’ and dig up digital currencies based on the EOS platform.
Since the attacker can gain complete control over an EOS node, they can literally do whatever they want. This includes stealing the key of the EOS super node, controlling the transactions of cryptocurrencies on the EOS network, or acquiring financial and privacy data about the users including their wallet private keys.
I think EOS should delay the mainnet launch until the blockchain is more stable. Several exploits were recently found which is not good for EOS. Has @dan responded to this yet?
yup dan already debunked this article, on his eosprice telegram here https://t.me/EOSPrice
It was pretty epic, here is the medium post with full explanation of the FUD article from that random website "cryptocoinspy" which came out of nowhere. Dan debunks the entire FUD hit piece beautifully in this Medium Article.
Well, much worse exploits were found on the EOS audit by Qihoo 360.
I think EOS should delay the mainnet launch until the blockchain is more stable. Several exploits were recently found which is not good for EOS. Has @dan responded to this yet?
yup dan already debunked this article, on his eosprice telegram here https://t.me/EOSPrice
It was pretty epic, here is the medium post with full explanation of the FUD article from that random website "cryptocoinspy" which came out of nowhere. Dan debunks the entire FUD hit piece beautifully in this Medium Article.
https://medium.com/@bytemaster/debunking-claimed-vulnerability-in-eosio-smart-contract-system-9fa1ca2a6428