Ibinaba ni Solana ang hindi tumpak na ulat ng CertiK sa mga depekto sa seguridad ng telepono ng Saga
A recent video from blockchain security firm CertiK has made a series of “inaccurate” claims about a potential security vulnerability in Solanas crypto-enabled Saga phone, Solana Labs said. In a Nov. 15 post on X (formerly Twitter), CertiK claimed the Saga phone contained a “critical vulnerability” known as a “bootloader unlock” attack, which would supposedly allow a malicious actor to install a hidden backdoor in the phone. Naisip mo na ba ang tungkol sa seguridad ng iyong mga Web3 device？ Our newest exploration reveals a significant bootloader vulnerability in the Solana Phone, a challenge not just for this device but for the entire industry. Our commitment to enhancing security standards is unwavering. … — CertiK (@CertiK) Nobyembre 15, 2023 In a report sent to Cointelegraph, CertiK claimed the bootloader unlock would “allow an attacker with physical access to a phone to load custom firmware containing a root backdoor.” “We demonstrate that this can compromise the most sensitive data stored on the phone, including cryptocurrency private keys,” CertiKs report said. However, a Solana Labs spokesperson told Cointelegraph that CertiKs claims are inaccurate, and its video did not reveal any legitimate threat to the Saga device. “The CertiK video does not reveal any known vulnerability or security threat to