XRP Ledger, güvenliği artıran izin devri özelliğini devreye aldı

Kısaca

XRP Ledger, 8 Ekim’de PermissionDelegationV1_1 özelliğini etkinleştirdi ve hesap sahipleri başka hesaplara sınırlı yetki verebiliyor. Yetkiler her yardımcı hesap için 10’a kadar sınırlı ve görev odaklı. Bu yapı, ödeme ile uyum gibi iş fonksiyonlarını güvenli biçimde bölüştürmeyi mümkün kılıyor. Panel üzerinde doğrulayıcı desteği gerekliliği sürüyor.

Ana mesele

XRP Ledger, hesap sahiplerine belirli görevleri başka hesaplara yetkilendirme imkanı tanıyarak güvenliği artırıyor

Ne değişti?

PermissionDelegationV1_1 özelliği, hesap sahibinin ana anahtarlarını paylaşmadan görev devrine olanak tanıyor

Beni nasıl etkiler?

Kurumsal müşteriler, operasyonları güvenlik risklerini azaltarak bölümlere ayırabilir

Ne oldu?

XRP Ledger, PermissionDelegationV1_1 özelliğini 8 Ekim’de devreye aldı.

Neden şimdi?

Güvenlik ve operasyonel esnekliğin artırılması ihtiyacı nedeniyle bu adım atıldı.

Neden önemli?

İşletmelerin anahtar güvenliğini korurken görev dağılımı yapması, iç denetim ve uyum açısından kritik.

Kimler etkileniyor?

• Banka/finans kurumu çalışanları
• Kripto borsa ve stablecoin sağlayıcıları
• Regülasyon makamları

Sektör ve piyasa etkisi

Operasyonel güvenlik güçlenir, hizmet sürekliliği iyileşir

Riskler

• Hala potansiyel bir güvenlik açığı için özel dikkat gerektirir
• Yanlış yetkilendirme riski bulunuyor
• Uyarlanabilirlik için sürekli izleme gerekir

Takip edilmesi gerekenler

• Yetkilendirme kapsamı genişletildikçe izleme önem kazıyor
• Hatalı policy güncellemeleri risk oluşturabilir
• Çapraz hesap devriyle uyum denetimleri güçlendirilmelidir

Haberin tamamı

2 min read Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Make preferred on XRP Ledger adds new controls for banks, stablecoins and tokenized funds. (Markus Spiske/Unsplash) Summary Show The XRP Ledger activated PermissionDelegationV1_1 on Oct. 8, allowing account owners to authorize other accounts to perform specific tasks without sharing their primary keys. The feature lets businesses enforce divisions between functions such as payments and compliance, though each delegated account is limited by action type rather than a spending cap. Users are advised not to delegate the PaymentBurn permission until a separate fix activates because a flaw could allow helpers to create issued tokens instead of only destroying them. The XRP Ledger switched on a feature late Thursday that lets an account owner give another account permission to do specific jobs without handing over the keys that control the account.

The feature, called PermissionDelegationV1_1, activated on Oct. 8, according to monitoring site XRPL Dashboard . Upgrades require more than 80% support from trusted validators, the operators who confirm transactions, for two straight weeks. With the current list of 35, that means at least 29 supporters.

Delegation’s countdown reset in September after support slipped below that level, as CoinDesk reported .

Businesses making routine crypto transactions need signing keys available throughout the day, but keeping keys with broad powers on an internet-connected computer increases the damage a hacker could cause if that computer is compromised.

A concept called delegation lets them divide that authority by job. A stablecoin issuer can allow a compliance account to approve new customers while keeping its main keys offline. The helper signs with its own keys, can perform only the actions it has been granted, and the owner can change or withdraw those permissions.

Each helper can receive up to 10 permissions. These restrict the kinds of actions it can perform, rather than automatically imposing a spending cap.

Banks already separate payment and compliance duties among staff. The upgrade gives businesses a way to make those divisions enforceable on the ledger itself. coindesk.com

The network held an average of $3.72 billion in tokenized assets and $539 million in Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin during the second quarter, according to a report shared with CoinDesk by Evernorth, an XRP treasury company. Together, those balances amounted to about $4.26 billion.

Meanwhile, official guidance tells users not to delegate PaymentBurn, which is intended to let a helper destroy tokens, until a separate fix activates. Under certain conditions, that permission also allows the helper to create new tokens. The warning concerns tokens issued on the ledger, rather than newly minted XRP. Other granular permissions are unaffected.

Developers are also looking at a bug in how some XRP Ledger servers keep score during these votes. A report filed on Oct. 8 found that some servers can drop a validator from their count after it changes a routine security key, even though it is still online and voting.

A server that loses track of two validators would measure support against 33 instead of 35, which can make a proposal look closer to passing on that server’s count than it really is. A proposed patch would have servers identify validators by a permanent ID instead, and is still under review.

The fix for the PaymentBurn issue had 27 of 35 validator votes on Friday. It needs 29 to start the two-week countdown that would lift the warning.

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Kaynaklar

• CoinDesk