Litecoin reverses first major MWEB exploit via 13-block reorg, ~$600K in invalid pegouts undone


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Promote with Leviathan NewsA zero-day bug in Litecoin's MWEB privacy layer let outdated mining nodes wave through invalid pegouts on April 25, with NEAR Intents flagging ~$600K in exposure to third-party DEXs. The first major exploit of MWEB got rolled back by a 13-block reorg — roughly 32 minutes of chain history rewritten — and the Litecoin team says the bug is patched and the network is stable. Zcash's Zooko jumped in to note this is the same rollback-and-double-spend pattern that's hit Monero and Grin recently, basically the running tab for running a privacy stack on PoW-only consensus.
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