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REQUEST FOR UPDATE Openmonero last reported security incident should now be marked as resolved. All affected top vendors have been fully refunded Risk ratings should reflect current status, not outdated incident conditions. We are requesting a review of the current status

KYCNOT SCORING INCONSISTENCY How does OM drop from 9 to 4, but RetoSwap stays at 9 after 2 hacks and ~$3M in losses? This makes no sense. Same platform, worse security record, yet no downgrade. That’s a clear double standard. Explain the criteria. Because right now, this looks biased and inconsistent. Kycnot has been giving preferential treatment to Retoswap Retoswap was hacked twice within a month but they still have a very high score on kycnot, this is totally bias https://x.com/orangefren/status/2057121431159181679?s=46 ($2.7m lost) https://x.com/orangefren/status/2067216512826376552?s=46 ($500k lost)

OpenMonero is back after 2 weeks of downtime The project is fully back up and running now. I ve switched the servers around, reset the onion address, environment variables, and backup codes to make everything more secure. We ve also done a pretty big redesign, adding full wallet isolation from the frontend, and the backend IP is now hidden too. 90 XMR were refunded just yesterday. When you log in now, you get a notification to change your password. We ve got some cool features coming soon like PGP-signed transactions and private key extraction. Overall, I'm pretty happy with how things are moving forward. Honestly, better to get hacked now and fix things than risk getting hacked later without even knowing. I take responsibility for the old setup. I was hosting everything on one server. But that's changed, the frontend now runs on its own server, and the backend is on a different one, with a different hosting provider. That way, if something happens again, it minimizes the damage. We were down for almost 2 weeks due to an issue with the hosting providers dashboard (alexhost). All my top vendors got refunded yesterday, and the rest should be done in 2 - 4 months. OM is here to stay for at least 15 years. I think it takes around 2 years to really build solid security for a darkFI project like this. The past couple weeks have been a huge learning experience. I ve learned about secrets management, source code obfuscation, runtime encryption, wallet isolation, secure deployments, proxies, V8 Bytecode + ASAR Integrity, RAM encryption with AMD SEV, and more. The effort now will really pay off in making the project way more resilient down the line.

All refunds has been fully settled. The site is back up and fully active. Details about the progress has been sent to the Telegram group

No extra funds was lost, The funds you were talking about was recovered successfully and information about it has been sent to the Telegram group, please check and get your facts right.