Slope Update Attack Investigation Progress: No Vulnerabilities Found Other than Previous Sentry Server Implementation Issues

The investigation progress of the Solana ecological wallet Slope update attack stated that no other vulnerabilities were found during the investigation and multi-party review. The independent audit findings include: 1. From July 28 to August 3, the Sentry server implementation of the Slope wallet on mobile devices existed One vulnerability, where sensitive data is inadvertently logged in the event of an application generating an error event; two, there is no evidence that all security layers, such as transport and storage, are compromised. All transmissions to Sentry servers are secured with HTTPS end-to-end encryption, and access to Sentry servers is controlled through three-factor authentication. 3. As previously confirmed by Ottersec, the investigation team has cross-compared all hacked addresses (a total of 9232 addresses) with all exposed addresses in the Sentry database, and found that the number of all hacked addresses is greater than the total number of addresses exposed from the Sentry server. Sentry A small fraction (1444 addresses) of the server's total exposed addresses has been confirmed exhausted.