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Every immutable snapshot of Taiko Bridge SGX Key Exploit (June 2026). A new version is saved each time the page changes, with the reason it changed. Pick two versions to see exactly what changed.

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  1. v6currentTrust score: 262026-10-28 00:42:01Z

    Fact-check reviewFact-check review (verdict: revise): the reviewer checked the page's claims against its sources; the judge moved the trust score from 34 to 26.

    hash: aaef00c05ecb…changes from v5
  2. v5Trust score: 342026-10-16 16:29:18Z

    Community evidenceA moderator accepted a piece of community-submitted evidence: CryptoTimes confirms Taiko's statement that no user will lose funds after the ~$1.7M ERC20Vault drain, attributes the exploit to a state-verification flaw, and confirms the commitment to fully recollateralize 1:1 before reopening the bridge -- consistent with the exonerating label. Trust score now 34.

    hash: F1kctEtMKE7P…changes from v4
  3. v4Trust score: 342026-10-16 14:58:53Z

    Community evidenceA moderator accepted a piece of community-submitted evidence: CoinDesk confirms the ~$1.7M Taiko loss, the block-production halt, the advice to withdraw from all bridges, and BlockSec's initial finding of an exposed Raiko SGX enclave key leaked on GitHub — matching the submission in full. Trust score now 34.

    hash: 5cTW2R8E3sSv…changes from v3
  4. v3Trust score: 352026-10-02 05:28:49Z

    No reason was recorded for this version (saved before October 2026).

    hash: 5fed8704e70e…changes from v2
  5. v2Trust score: 382026-10-02 05:28:49Z

    No reason was recorded for this version (saved before October 2026).

    hash: 21c07ca728f8…changes from v1
  6. v1Trust score: 382026-08-27 16:07:12Z

    No reason was recorded for this version (saved before October 2026).

    hash: 001ad0ce2809…