Security firm decompiles on-chain propAMM to Rust, finds critical bug risking $6.1M
banteg · x · 2026-10-16
Security research team osecio declares that "in 2026, no program is closed source": they decompiled a propAMM on-chain program into Rust and recompiled it to an exact match of the on-chain binary, using the reconstruction to audit the code and uncover a critical vulnerability that put $6.1M at risk.
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