docs.morpho.org Morpho Vaults Security Risks and Role Management Insights
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- •Vaults V2 introduces a refined role system enhancing security through role separation.
- •Vulnerabilities can arise at various security boundaries within vaults, complicating security.
- •Operators must review the deployed version and its adapters to assess risk accurately.
On September 30, 2026, two articles discussed the security architecture of Morpho Vaults, focusing on the differences between Vaults V1 and V2. The first article detailed role management in Vaults V2, emphasizing the separation of concerns among roles, which enhances security. The second article highlighted that vulnerabilities can arise at various security boundaries within a vault, despite passing audits. It pointed out that a vault's deposit button conceals multiple security boundaries, and failures can occur at these joins. Operators must be aware of the distinct features and adapter architectures of each vault version to mitigate risks. The articles do not mention any specific CVEs or, indicating a focus on architectural vulnerabilities rather than confirmed attacks.
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