Lido engineer warns of staking deposit hijack risk at Glamsterdam
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Dima Gusakov warned of a possible front-running attack during the transition to Glamsterdam fork: a malicious operator might attempt to claim ETH intended for validators. The proposal for a protocol-level defense did not advance, so the controls of the stacking providers would take on particular importance.
According to ChainCatcher, Dmitry Gusakov, the engineering leader of the Ethereum liquidity staking protocol Lido, warned at ACDC #189 at the developer conference ACDC that the one-time builder (builder) access mechanism introduced in the Glamsterdam upgrade may interfere with the existing deposit protection logic of the pledge agreement, causing the pledged deposit to be hijacked. The issue involved multiple deposits sharing the same validator'…
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Lido's Dima Gusakov warns malicious node operators could hijack staker deposits during Ethereum's Glamsterdam fork after a spec fix was shelved.
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