After seeing concerns from some community memebers about @chaos_labs' Risk Oracles being involved in the October incident, Radiant Capital wants to address and clarify these misunderstandings.

The Risk Oracles were not involved in the attack in any way. The confusion may stem from the transaction linked to the incident, which, as outlined in the post-mortem report, was part of a routine action.

The devices were compromised in a way that caused Safe wallet to display legitimate transaction data, while malicious transactions were signed and executed in the background. The transaction in question, related to adjusting deposit and borrow caps based on Chaos Labs' recommendations, had no connection to the exploit's vector. This transaction was simply the one in the queue at the time, but it could have been any other routine transaction.

Chaos Labs remains a vital partner in risk management, and Radiant Capital wants to reassure the community that their Risk Oracles were not part of the exploit. Risk oracles are a great innovation and empower Radiant with real-time risk management. Radiant deeply values the ongoing support from Chaos Labs and looks forward to continuing the collaboration on risk assessment and management.

For further details about the incident, check out the latest updates on Radiant's Medium site: