Shibarium has reactivated its Plasma Bridge for BONE following a recent security breach. This follows a flash loan attack in September 2025, which resulted in a $4.1 million theft. The Shiba Inu team has worked to enhance the platform’s security features, ensuring a safer experience for users.
Shibarium’s Plasma Bridge now features blacklisting functionality, designed to enhance security. This new feature allows Shiba Inu to block suspicious addresses at the bridge layer.
The new system offers an additional layer of fraud protection by flagging and blocking addresses that appear suspicious. With this proactive approach, Shiba Inu aims to prevent future attacks targeting the ecosystem. The team is committed to creating a safer environment for BONE transactions across the network.
Along with blacklisting, Shibarium has implemented a 7-day withdrawal delay for all BONE transactions. This delay gives security teams time to monitor and address any suspicious activities. The Shiba Inu team explained that the added delay will not affect user access but will provide an extra layer of protection against fraud.
The withdrawal delay reinforces Shibarium’s fraud-resistance measures, allowing the team to detect any anomalies. Security teams will use this buffer to investigate potential threats and prevent future losses.
Shiba Inu’s response to the September hack has been swift, with the platform quickly recovering from the attack. After freezing the system, the team successfully reestablished the Plasma Bridge with enhanced security. As a result, Shibarium users can now securely bridge BONE tokens between Ethereum and Shibarium.
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