Linea is exiting validators supporting its Yield Boost vault as a precaution after a security incident affected part of Consensys' infrastructure. Consensys founder Joseph Lubin said the investigation has found no indication that MetaMask wallets, customer funds, private keys or Secret Recovery Phrases were affected. Consensys and its partners rotated validator keys, a process that requires affected validators to exit and later re-enter Ethereum's staking queue. Linea said its vault funds and control remain unaffected, although net staking rewards used for liquidity-provider and decentralized-finance incentives will temporarily decline during the transition. Lubin said validator keys used to propose and attest blocks are separate from withdrawal keys, and Consensys does not hold client withdrawal keys, preventing the incident from causing unauthorized transfers of staked ETH.