#BitGo, a cryptocurrency wallet, has fixed a serious vulnerability that could have exposed private keys of its users.

The flaw was discovered by the #Fireblocks cryptography research team in December 2022 and was fixed in February 2023

#BitGo patches #critical vulnerability first discovered by Fireblocks

#BitGo, a cryptocurrency wallet, has fixed a serious vulnerability that could have exposed private keys of its users.

The flaw was discovered by the #Fireblocks cryptography research team in December 2022 and was fixed in February 2023.

#Cryptography research team Fireblocks identified the flaw and notified the #BitGo team in December 2022.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

The CEO of #Bitgo stated that the Alameda representative failed the security verification process required to convert Wrapped #BTC into BTC.

Some custodians that have received charters from #federal or state agencies to operate as regulated custodians in the #crypto space, like #BitGo,

On the institutional side, firms like #BitGo made it so institutions could also store #funds using secure multi-sig solutions, again removing any need to “#trust” exchanges.

#Polygon Teams Up #BitGo After A Controversial #Hardfork Upgrade

#Crypto custodian #BitGo says it intends to sue Galaxy Digital for $100 million over a merger agreement breach.