Manta Network addresses RPC flood, amidst MANTA airdrop hype
Manta Network successfully navigates RPC flood on the Manta Pacific chain, ensuring uninterrupted blockchain functionality and user service continuity. Manta Network, a Layer 2 modular blockchain, recently confronted a technical disturbance within its Manta Pacific chain triggered by an RPC (Remote Procedure Call) flood at 9 AM UTC. This incident, while significant in nature, did not hamper the blockchain’s core functionality. At around 9AM UTC, Manta Pacific chain experienced an RPC flood and we are resolving. The chain is running fine, blocks are producing, and accessibility is back online soon. — Manta Network (,) #MantaNewParadigm (@MantaNetwork) January 18, 2024 An RPC (Remote Procedure Call) flood is a type of network attack in which an overwhelming number of RPC requests are sent to a server or a network. This flood of requests can overwhelm the system, leading to slow response times or even making the service unavailable for legitimate users. In the context of a bl...