Zilliqa suspends native ZIL trading; a Ledger vulnerability allows attackers to “reconstruct private keys”
Zilliqa suspended native ZIL trading on July 22. Its investigation previously found a Schnorr signature nonce flaw in the Ledger hardware wallet app that has existed since 2019: the bug locks the first 64 bits of each signature nonce to zero, severely weakening randomness. This allows an attacker to reconstruct a private key from about 5 or more affected signatures, using only publicly available on-chain data. Technical overview of Ledger’s 2019 Schnorr nonce vulnerability According to Zilliqa’s
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