Parity Multisig Bug Shows Non-Owners of Smart Contracts Can Execute Kill Function

By cineramaNovember 15, 2017Ethereum

The Ethereum community received a nasty surprise when the latest Parity multisignature hack was exposed. Someone successfully froze millions of dollars worth of Ether with a smart contract exploit. […]

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Parity Multisig Bug Shows Non-Owners of Smart Contracts Can Execute Kill Function

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