ChainThink reports that on November 11, according to an official announcement, Scroll has registered the repaired proof verifier for batch version 10 and confirmed that the vulnerability in the bundle proof verifier deployed on Ethereum mainnet was not exploited.
The vulnerability was reported on November 3 and patched on November 10. It was reported that the vulnerability could allow old valid proofs to be used with new public inputs, ultimately enabling the confirmation of arbitrary state roots and withdrawal roots.
Exploiting this vulnerability requires either a licensed prover role or entry into forced batch mode after seven consecutive days without finalization.
Scroll stated that the forced mode was never enabled, and all 748 final confirmations during the vulnerability period used standard proofs; validators from previous versions were unaffected.


