Blockchain auditing platform CertiK claimed to have discovered a significant security vulnerability in Solana’s (SOL) phone, Saga.
CertiK made a statement on Twitter on November 15. in the statement, Solana’s He stated that his phone had a “bootloader” vulnerability that caused a problem for the entire industry. Solana’s The web3-focused smartphone Saga was released in early May.
CertiK, on the smartphone in question From transferring assets to the phone to another address within one minute allowing to transfer He claimed there was a security vulnerability. So far only 2,100 devices While it is stated that there is a risk Solana too was informed about this issue.
Blockchain audit platform provides an informative article on this subject. warnings by publishing videos found. Web3 everyone who operates in the field should know emphasized.
Statement from Solana
A Solana Labs spokesperson said the CertiK claims were inaccurate and that the video did not reveal any threat to Saga phones. The spokesperson also stated that users are warned several times while the bootloader is unlocked, and therefore there is nothing that can be done without active consent of the users.