Marigold is pleased to unveil our latest blog post: "Developing a real world Smart Rollup" by Pierre-Louis Dubois (Software deve

16 Jun 2023, 16:04
📢 Marigold is pleased to unveil our latest blog post: “Developing a real world Smart Rollup” by Pierre-Louis Dubois (Software developer at Marigold) 🧵 As the third article of the dedicated series, it demonstrates how to write a non-trivial kernel 💡 And that’s not all - the Tzwitter kernel explains: ☑️ how to target a rollup ☑️ how to manage assets ☑️ how to communicate with the L1 Ready? Get your hands on and give it a try 💪✋ #Tezos #rollups 👉 If you want to push it on Twitter 👉

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Discover our report on the liveness vulnerability that led to the publication of Mumbai 2 on March 7th. Full report 👉 Key Facts 👉 An “inconsistent hash” error was reported on Ghostnet test network at level #2,022,087. 👉 Tezos Networks were safe, but the issue could slow down or halt block production. 👉 Root cause was found to be an inconsistency in the Tezos protocol cache. 👉 A patched Mumbai proposal, Mumbai 2, was published, and the community was given the option to adopt the patched proposal by upgrading to #Octez v16.1 before activation. 👉 Following the user-activated protocol override, Mumbai 2 activated successfully. Our investigation found no evidence of the vulnerability having been triggered or of attempts to trigger it on Mainnet.
Discover our report on the liveness vulnerability that led to the publication of Mumbai 2 on March 7th. Full report. Key Facts.
Discover our report on the liveness vulnerability that led to the publication of Mumbai 2 on March 7th. Full report 👉 https://research-development.nomadic-labs.com/Mumbai2-incident-report.html Key Facts 👉 An “inconsistent hash” error was reported on Ghostnet test network at level #2,022,087. 👉 Tezos Networks were safe, but the issue could slow down or halt block production. 👉 Root cause was found to be an inconsistency in the Tezos protocol cache. 👉 A patched Mumbai proposal, Mumbai 2, was published, and the community was given the option to adopt the patched proposal by upgrading to #Octez v16.1 before activation. 👉 Following the user-activated protocol override, Mumbai 2 activated successfully. ✅ Our investigation found no evidence of the vulnerability having been triggered – or of attempts to trigger it – on Mainnet.