May 27, 2022
Yesterday, “Proof of Decentralization” podcast host Chris Blec joined “First Mover” to discuss the potential security risks of Chainlink’s multisignature protocol. A spokesperson for Chainlink has since published a statement saying the latest change went into effect May 23, clarifying the multisig safe has a 4-of-9 signing threshold, and not 3-of-20 as Blec noted.
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Video transcriptYesterday, “Proof of Decentralization” podcast host Chris Blec joined “First Mover” to discuss the potential security risks of Chainlink’s multisignature protocol. A spokesperson for Chainlink has since published a statement saying the latest change went into effect May 23, clarifying the multisig safe has a 4-of-9 signing threshold, and not 3-of-20 as Blec noted. “First Mover” hosts present Chainlink’s response.
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