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Qubic v1.308.2 introduces recovery rules with ownership checks

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Qubic release v1.308.2 introduces recovery rules requiring ownership checks for wallet recovery, even if funds have not been stolen. Weakly generated wallet secrets must provide ownership evidence to freeze addresses and cancel open orders. Applicants must submit listed source identity, security target, signatures, and ownership evidence; the Claim window ends May 1, 2027.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 21, 00:00recorded Oct 22, 20:19single sourcerevised

    Qubic recovery rules require ownership checks for vulnerable

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    Subject:
    Qubic
    Action:
    adds core update with frozen-address changes and recovery rules
    Object:
    vulnerable wallet holders and attacker identities
    Occurred (fact side):
    Oct 21, 00:00
    CryptoSlate ↗Report pageRevision 2 · currently revised
    Published (valid side):
    Oct 22, 20:00
    First seen (known side):
    Oct 22, 20:19
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  1. CryptoSlateRelated fact: single sourceSource report revised
    Qubic core update mandates ownership checks for vulnerable wallets even without theft

    Report first recorded Oct 22, 20:19

    Qubic's October 21 core update (v1.308.2) introduces recovery rules that require ownership evidence for vulnerable wallets, even if funds were never stolen, due to weakly generated wallet secrets that an attacker could reproduce. The intervention includes freezing vulnerable identities, canceling open QX orders, and moving assets from vulnerable wallets, a broader scope than tracing stolen coins. Applicants must provide a listed source identity, a secure new destination, a signed message, and ownership evidence, with the claim window open until May 1, 2027.

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