Rug.Tools tracks reported rug pulls, exploits, phishing, wallet compromises and major chain incidents—then publishes concise, attributed security analysis without market hype.
Source claims and independently verified on-chain facts are labeled separately. Absence from this feed never means a token is safe.
Published intelligence
The Ethereum Foundation's Protocol Security team reported that coordinated AI-assisted review identified a remotely triggerable panic in libp2p gossipsub. The Foundation says the issue was fixed and disclosed as CVE-2026-34219; Rug.Tools has not independently reproduced the flaw.
Verification: Rug.Tools reviewed the official disclosure but did not independently reproduce the vulnerability.
The Ethereum Foundation reported the launch of a Clear Signing standard intended to give wallets consistent, human-readable transaction descriptions. The initiative addresses blind approvals that can appear during phishing or compromised-application incidents; adoption and descriptor trust decisions remain with wallet providers.
Verification: Rug.Tools verified the official announcement, not the security of every future implementation.
The Ethereum Foundation reported that Besu 25.2.2 contained a consensus issue in its handling of EIP-196 and EIP-197 elliptic-curve precompiles. According to the disclosure, the issue was isolated to Besu and addressed in release 25.3.0; Rug.Tools has not independently reproduced the test vector.
Verification: Rug.Tools reviewed the official disclosure but did not independently reproduce CVE-2025-30147.
