Solana Foundation fixes bug affecting Token-2022 and ZK ElGamal Proof that could have permitted unauthorized minting.
Due to this bug, the attackers could have targeted the unhashed components by creating a fake identity that easily passes verification.
The Solana Foundation has recently encountered a bug that allowed hackers to mint some tokens and even take those tokens from users’ accounts. However, the bug has been reportedly fixed now.
The Foundation’s analysis reveals that the vulnerability was first found on April 16, and it could have permitted a hacker to proceed with an invalid proof affecting the privacy of the blockchain platform, permitting Token-22 confidential tokens.
Also, it mentioned that no known exploit of the vulnerability has been reported, and since then, the validators of Solana have adopted the patched version. The bug primarily bothered two programs, Token-2022 and ZK ElGamal Proof.
Token-2022 is responsible for managing the main
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