Wow! Thanks for this article. I am not very techy when it comes to programming and finding exploits, and I think your article was really effective in explaining what you found and WHY it is a problem.
I agree that Electroneum should be more transparent in what is happening in the background. I mean they definitely work on their own schedule regardless of the timing goals they set, so you'd think they would at least do things properly since they're taking all the time they want to do them.
On the other hand, I do understand why maybe they wouldn't announce every bug that is found on their Facebook page. Facebook is for marketing purposes mainly, and posting an update on every bug would definitely scare away some investors and probably a lot of crypto noobs. However, they should definitely have some kind of webpage for the more tech-savvy who are interested in this sort of thing to be able to read updates on bugs and fixes. Staying transparent, without disclosing too much information to the wrong crowd.
I am really disappointed that they would ban Knife from the telegram. That seems totally uncalled for. I don't know if that's really ETN's doing so much as maybe they just hired a bad moderator. ETN needs to recognize what happened and make it right.
I'm still HODLing, and hoping that ETN goes a long way, but they're going to really need to tow the line.
The thing is all updates from them are butterflies and candy bars. So they need to be more transparent.