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
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16 Jun 2023, 16:15
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.