Zach Rynes: $290 million rsETH bridge exploit linked to compromised LayerZero configuration

Zach Rynes: $290 million rsETH bridge exploit linked to compromised LayerZero configuration
RsETH bridge faces $290 million exploit

A security exploit has led to the draining of the rsETH bridge, with approximately $290 million reportedly stolen.

Zach Rynes reports that the breach was enabled by a compromised 1-of-1 DVN configuration on LayerZero. The sole validator involved was LayerZero Labs, meaning that a forged transaction from this single entity was sufficient to empty the bridge's funds.

Rynes has previously noted that Chainlink SVR commands over 99 percent of the oracle value recapture market. In a separate report, he tracked NYSE-listed LINK ETFs accumulating nearly 1.5 percent of the token’s circulating supply. Both developments highlight a concentration of value and activity among leading infrastructure players.

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