Threshold Partially Resumes tBTC Bridge After Security Pause
Threshold's tBTC bridge has partially resumed operations following a security pause, although a $120 million reserve on Aave remains frozen.
Threshold's tBTC bridge has partially resumed operations following a security pause, according to Cointelegraph. However, Aave's $120 million tBTC reserve remains frozen to new deposits and borrowing.
The bridge was initially halted on Oct. 30 as operators addressed a critical Linux kernel vulnerability. The flaw could potentially have allowed attackers to execute code on unpatched servers.
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Security Pause and Status
While the bridge has partially resumed, the continued freeze on the Aave reserve highlights ongoing caution following the discovery of the server vulnerability.
Key facts
- Threshold partially resumed its tBTC bridge after a security pause
- Aave's $120 million tBTC reserve remains frozen to new deposits and borrowing
- The bridge was originally halted on Oct. 30 due to a critical Linux kernel vulnerability
- The vulnerability could have allowed attackers to execute code on unpatched servers
Source: cointelegraph.com
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