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CertiK joins Linux Foundation's LF Decentralized Trust to bolster blockchain security

  • —CertiK joins LFDT and will participate in projects and working groups focused on enterprise and institutional decentralized infrastructure
  • —In August, CertiK disclosed five vulnerabilities in the Besu Ethereum client, including resource exhaustion issues
  • —Besu patched all five vulnerabilities in version 26.7.1 on July 27
  • —AML-related fines and settlements in crypto topped $900 million in the first half of 2025
Why it matters: Stronger security audits for open source blockchain projects reduce risks for institutional users and align with regulatory requirements.
Source: crypto.news
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