Ethereum developers have resolved a potentially serious vulnerability in the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade that could have allowed block builders to withdraw ETH intended for staking validators. The flaw raised concerns about the security of staking deposits during Ethereum’s transition to a new block-production system. Although no funds have reportedly been lost, the discovery highlights the […]
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