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TechFlow reported on January 9 that, according to Cointelegraph, a software vulnerability has been discovered in the Babylon Bitcoin staking protocol. This vulnerability could allow malicious validators to disrupt network consensus. Specifically, attackers could intentionally omit the block hash field when sending blocks, causing other validators to crash at network cycle boundaries and thereby slowing down block production.
According to Cointelegraph, a software vulnerability has been discovered in the Babylon Bitcoin staking protocol, which could allow malicious validators to disrupt the network consensus process. Specifically, attackers could deliberately omit the block hash field when sending blocks, causing other validators to crash at network cycle boundaries, thereby slowing down block production.
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