Topic: NEO contracts vulnerability (Read 131 times)
It is practically normal this type of problem in project of great interest, the pressure to deliver a quality product is gigantic forcing developers to work constantly. So we know that no system is perfect and tends to fail and i believe developers will fix this problem to avoid negative comments, otherwise this may be a reason for falling prices.
After the vulnerability was discovered, all projects immediately checked it and disproved it by sending letters to its investors. So, I think everything will be fine.
Risk of damage is considered to be very limited. Hopefully it doesn't get construed into something more serious than it is.
Yes, you are right, risks are minimal. Anyway, I think you need to keep your hand on the pulse. It's possible to sell such coins or transfer them to the stock exchange. I don't know what I would do. But I would like someone to warn me about the possibility of losing some investments due to bugs in contracts.
Risk of damage is considered to be very limited. Hopefully it doesn't get construed into something more serious than it is.
I don't think its a big problem. After reading more into it, it only effects some nep5 tokens and not NEO. It also can not be used to alter funds, only the display of supply, and would cost a lot to carry out an attack. Don't worry about it right now
I have just received a newsletter about Storage Injection Vulnerabilities in NEP-5 contracts on Neo blockchain. I find out only confirmation from TheKey that their contract and tokens are safe. Any thoughts how will it influence on projects with NEO blockchain and what tokens are affected by this issue?
https://neo.org/blog/details/3080
https://neo.org/blog/details/3080
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