[Innora Exposes Two Major Vulnerabilities in Saturn: $35 Million at Risk of Being Frozen, Privileged Addresses Can 'Legally' Siphon Off One-Third of Funds] BlockBeats News, April 14 — Security agency Innora released a report stating that the Ethereum-based financial protocol Saturn has two severe vulnerabilities, including: · Withdrawal Freeze Vulnerability: Under normal business operations, all user funds could be locked, with a minimum freeze period of 30 days and, in extreme cases, indefinite freezing. No hacker intervention is required; the protocol itself can trigger this issue. · Privileged Address Exploitation: Privileged addresses within the protocol can legally siphon off up to 33.33% of funds during each operation. Based on current data, a single operation could siphon off approximately $157,000, with a theoretical total risk of up to $4.26 million. Innora stated that over 90% of Saturn's assets are managed 'off-chain' by privileged addresses, leaving users entirely dependent on trust. As of the report's release, these vulnerabilities remain unpatched.