The new software lets companies add custom security checks so they do not fall victim to the same single-point-of-failure vulnerabilities that plagued rival bridges. Chainlink released CCIP 2.0, which lets companies add their own security checks to transfers between blockchains on top of Chainlink's default 16-operator verifier network. The launch follows April's $292 million Kelp DAO hack, which was blamed on a LayerZero bridge setup that relied on a single verifier. Kelp later moved…
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