IO.NET founder: Apologizes to the community for the attack and will still launch IO tokens as planned

According to BlockBeats, on April 29, Ahmad Shadid, founder and CEO of Solana Ecosystem DePIN Protocol io.net, released a post-mortem analysis of the April 27 incident report on social media and said, "In the past 120 hours, io.net has worked hard to expel the witch attacker from the network, launched multiple security patches, and established a new security model to prevent future accidents. The network infrastructure is now fully operational and operating normally." In addition, Ahmad Shadid said, "io.net is a team of more than 100 people who are cleaning up fake GPUs and making the indicators displayed in the user interface clearer. io.net puts security and stability first, and io.net operates in a transparent manner. Our business team is currently coordinating the restart of the network, prioritizing supplier relationships, and restoring the supply of the network as soon as possible. We will still launch IO Cloud v2 and IO tokens as planned. This attack is a painful lesson for me, and I apologize to the community. Most of the criticisms io.net has received are reasonable, and we will continue to improve the network based on community feedback."