Chaincatcher LayerZero Collaborates with KelpDAO to Address rsETH Vulnerability
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- •LayerZero is addressing a vulnerability related to rsETH in collaboration with KelpDAO.
- •All other LayerZero applications are reported to remain secure amid the incident.
- •A comprehensive post-mortem report will be published once investigations are complete.
LayerZero has acknowledged a vulnerability related to rsETH and is actively working with KelpDAO to remediate the issue. The incident was first reported on April 19, 2026, and involves ongoing monitoring and investigation into the root cause, which is being conducted in collaboration with SEAL_Org and other parties. LayerZero has assured that all other applications remain secure and plans to release a comprehensive post-mortem report once all information is gathered. The exact nature of the vulnerability and its potential impact on users or systems has not been detailed in the articles. As of now, there are no confirmed exploits or widespread impacts reported. The situation is being closely monitored by both LayerZero and KelpDAO to ensure user safety.
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