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XRP Ledger Set to Revive Two Features Pulled Over Security Flaws
The XRP Ledger's next software release, xrpld 3.3.0, is set to launch next week with five proposed amendments awaiting validator approval. RippleX product head Jazzi Cooper confirmed the update on Friday, noting it aims to move the network closer to supporting real-world use of tokenized assets.
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The XRP Ledger’s next software release, xrpld 3.3.0, is set to launch next week with five proposed amendments awaiting validator approval. RippleX product head Jazzi Cooper confirmed the update on Friday, noting it aims to move the network closer to supporting real-world use of tokenized assets.
Batch and Permission Delegation Return After Bug Fixes
Two of the five amendments, Batch and Permission Delegation, were previously pulled from the network after researchers discovered serious flaws. Batch, which bundles up to eight transactions together, was found vulnerable to a signature validation bug that could have let attackers execute transactions without owning account keys. Permission Delegation had a separate issue that allowed one account to drain another’s balance through fee charges.
Three New Features Join the List
The remaining amendments, Confidential MPT, Sponsored Fees and Reserves, and Dynamic MPT, are new additions focused on privacy, easier onboarding, and flexible token management. Amendments need 80% validator support over two weeks to activate.
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