Neutron discloses vulnerability and suspends order book and other functions, expected to relaunch on March 9
Odaily reported that the cross-chain smart contract platform Neutron posted on X that a white-hat hacker discovered a vulnerability through its bug bounty program. To fix this issue, a patch is planned to be launched. Currently, the order book and Super Vault (deposit, withdrawal, etc.) functions have been suspended and are expected to resume on March 9. Neutron added that platform funds are safe and unaffected, and users do not need to take any further action at this time.
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