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Privacy network Aleo had an inflation vulnerability, which has now been fixed.

On May 29th, according to BlockBeats news, Fede's Intern, a contributor to the venture studio LambdaClass, reported that there were inflation vulnerabilities and block production issues in the programmable privacy network Aleo, and contacted the Aleo team via email. During a public discussion on the Zero Knowledge Podcast, Aleo CEO and Zero Knowledge Podcast contributor Alex Pruden intervened in the matter, and the vulnerability has now been fixed. Alex Pruden stated that he will provide a bug bounty for Fede's Intern. Fede's Intern stated that he will write a report in the next few days and donate the bounty to the Zero Knowledge Podcast.

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