Researchers have disclosed details about a now-patched critical flaw in the Move virtual machine that powers the Aptos blockchain network.
The vulnerability “can cause Aptos nodes to crash and cause denial of service,” Singapore-based Numen Cyber Labs said in a technical write-up published earlier this month.
Aptos is a new entrant to the blockchain space, which launched its mainnet on October
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