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Blockchain Injective Was Down for About Four Hours Amid Possible Hack

On August 31, 2026, the Injective Layer 1 blockchain network halted block production for approximately four hours due to a suspected exploit. The attacker is believed to have manipulated a vulnerability in Injective's binary options mechanism, extracting nearly $5 million. The stoppage occurred at block height 181,027,006 and lasted 3 hours and 42 minutes. The project team had not commented publicly at the time of reporting, drawing criticism for continuing promotional posts during the outage. The attack reportedly exploited a flaw in how binary markets were linked to their insurance funds. According to researcher Yi, the attacker traded between their own sub-accounts, opening and closing long and short positions to create a scenario where the protocol calculated more funds owed than were actually present. A critical bug in generating the `market_id` allowed different market parameter sets to produce identical identifiers. This enabled linking, for example, a market in USDC to an insurance fund in INJ. When calculating deficits, the protocol allegedly compared the numerical values directly without accounting for the different assets. Consequently, a small amount of INJ could be incorrectly deemed sufficient to cover a shortfall in USDC, preventing payout reductions and allowing the attacker to withdraw more funds than deposited. In one example, 44,099 USDC deposited resulted in 62,667 USDC withdrawn—a profit of roughly 18,568 USDC. Total estimated damages range from $4.6 million to $4.9 million. This incident follows recent security-related halts in the Fogo and Cronos networks.

cryptonews.ru09/01 07:24

Blockchain Injective Was Down for About Four Hours Amid Possible Hack

cryptonews.ru09/01 07:24

South Korean Giants LG CNS and POSCO International Implement Real-Time Trade Transaction Data on Injective Blockchain

South Korean conglomerates POSCO International and LG CNS have launched a pilot project to tokenize real trade accounts receivable on the Injective blockchain, using actual commercial data from POSCO's overseas subsidiaries. POSCO International, a major trading firm with over $22 billion in revenue, and LG CNS, a leading IT services provider, are testing this as an advanced real-world asset (RWA) initiative in Korea. The pilot issues POSCO's receivables as permissioned tokens on Injective. Authorized parties can hold and transfer these assets, with settlements executed on-chain. This moves away from the current fragmented tracking by subsidiaries, banks, and counterparties—which slows reconciliation and delays cash access—to a single shared ledger. Compliance rules are embedded with the tokens, enabling uniform checks across jurisdictions. Injective was chosen for its native real-world asset module, which enforces regulatory compliance at the protocol level. Its fast transaction finality (under one second per block) and built-in order book designed to prevent front-running were cited as essential for tokenizing real monetary claims. The companies aim to build a unified infrastructure for inter-subsidiary trade, enabling faster settlements than the current multi-day cycle and border-agnostic compliance. POSCO plans to refine the pilot structure in the second half of the year for real business application. This project is part of a global acceleration in enterprise tokenization, with Korea being a particularly active market.

cryptonews.ru07/28 08:01

South Korean Giants LG CNS and POSCO International Implement Real-Time Trade Transaction Data on Injective Blockchain

cryptonews.ru07/28 08:01

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