[Liquid Network Releases Emergency Update Elements v23.3.4 to Fix Proof Verification Cache Vulnerability] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on September 9, Liquid Network announced the release of an emergency version, Elements v23.3.4. Functionary nodes have been immediately updated, and all node operators are advised to upgrade promptly. This version addresses a proof verification cache vulnerability, strengthening the cache keys used for range proofs. The update has undergone multiple rounds of internal and external reviews by teams such as Bitcoin Red Team and Alpen Labs. Liquid Network's recovery plan is actively progressing and is expected to proceed in three phases: resuming block production, replaying validated transactions, and restoring peg-in/peg-out operations once the network is fully recovered (including fund returns). Testing for the first two phases is being conducted in parallel, with the specific sequence and implementation methods subject to adjustments based on test results. Each phase will only proceed after safety confirmation. The team also reminds users to beware of malicious actors exploiting the situation through fake update websites. Please obtain information only through official channels and never disclose private keys or mnemonic phrases to unverified sources.