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by SilverBirch
1332 days ago
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There seems to be a fundamental problem here - which is that either this system automatically processes transactions as conditioned by github merges. In which case you're basically saying my github credentials need to be as secure as my bank account, even if you think multisig means that we need to hack a couple of accounts rather than just one. >Due to how slicers are designed, the attacker wouldn't be able to get money received until that point out of the slicer, How does a normal person get money out of a slicer? That's how the hacker will. >On the contrary, to mitigate an attack, project owners just need to reinitialize MTE for their repo with a new slicer and multisig, You're saying that you foresee people starting a new pot of money to be stolen in the immediate aftermath of their old MTE money being stolen? |
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