Taiko released a security incident update, initiated testing of the repair plan, and will complete full collateralization of bridging assets before the restart

The Ethereum Layer2 project Taiko has released the latest developments on the security incident, stating that this incident will not result in any loss of user funds. Currently, the bridged assets are in a state of insufficient collateral, and all additional collateral will be completed before the bridge reopens, ensuring that each user's balance receives 1:1 support, consistent with the situation before the incident occurred.

Since the occurrence of this security incident, cautious measures have been taken, including controlling the scope of impact, determining the cause of the incident, and collaborating with the board to develop a plan to protect user assets. In addition, the CEO of Taiko has submitted a formal report to the relevant authorities in Singapore, and the team will fully cooperate in tracing the responsible parties. Users currently do not need to take any action; at this stage, the completed repair plan is being tested, and the chain and bridging services will be reopened as soon as safety is ensured. Users are also reminded to be vigilant against scams; the Taiko team will not proactively message users, and there are no websites for claiming or refunds. Any links provided for such purposes are scams.

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