BNB Chain has renewed promotion of Red Alarm, a DappBay security service that flags potentially risky decentralized applications and smart contracts before users interact with them. The tool provides searchable warnings based on application category, blockchain, risk driver and listing date, while cautioning that its assessments are not endorsements or guarantees of safety. Separately, BSC-Reth validators, block builders, full-node operators and sentry operators on mainnet and testnet have been urged to install v0.1.4-hotfix and restart their nodes. The release corrects a state-root calculation error in a legacy Reth path and requires neither database migration nor a separate hard fork. BNB Chain said opBNB does not use op-reth and characterized the BSC-Reth exposure as limited. The network has not linked the Red Alarm reminder and the Reth update to one security incident. The infrastructure change is separate from the Jenner hard fork scheduled for December 8, 2026, at 02:30 UTC, which includes a Payment Lane reserving 5% of each block's gas capacity by default for eligible payments.