
Ethereum sets a 2029 target for quantum-proofing its network
The Ethereum Foundation wants post-quantum cryptography live by the end of 2029. Nothing has shipped yet, and its own docs call the date a milestone.
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The Ethereum Foundation wants post-quantum cryptography live by the end of 2029. Nothing has shipped yet, and its own docs call the date a milestone.

Cardano's committee renewal crossed both thresholds by 0.18 points in a 1 September snapshot, but stake that never voted counted against it.

Polygon fixed denial-of-service and consensus flaws in the Austin and Kyoto forks before disclosing them. POL holders never had to do anything about it.

Solana's first binding governance vote backs halving the time SOL inflation takes to reach 1.5%. The emission curve itself has not changed yet.

Socket found 40 malicious Firefox extensions. Nine had earlier lived on the same listing IDs as football and basketball score tools, reviews and all.

Core Lightning has asked operators to install patched binaries and keep the details secret for 14 days. Most UK users of Lightning apps have nothing to do.

Three networks were drained through the same Cosmos EVM code. Chains below v0.6.2 or v0.7.2 are told to stop, and no list of them has been published.

Version 1.22.2 of Ledger's Ethereum app refuses a second signing request while a transaction is still on screen. Here's what to check before you sign again.

eCash's roadmap puts a 1:1 ECX allocation to bitcoin holders on 31 October. The August chain was a rehearsal, and nothing needs claiming yet.
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