A severe security vulnerability in BTCPay Server allowed hackers to access sensitive authentication files (.macaroon) and take control of Lightning Network nodes using LND software, resulting in theft of Bitcoin funds. BTCPay Server urgently advised all users to upgrade to version 2.4.2 or shut down their systems to prevent further losses. Victims include hardware wallet maker Foundation and Bitcoin media outlet Citadel21, both reporting drained Lightning nodes. Users are recommended to regenerate credentials and transfer funds to new wallets after updating to secure their assets. The flaw was responsibly disclosed by the Bitcoin Red Team but was already being exploited when the public warning was issued.
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Nvidia is projected to see its stock price increase to around $230 by August 31, 2026, a 4.58% rise from current levels, according to a forecast by Finbold AI that combines multiple AI models and technical indicators. The bullish outlook is supported...
A wallet linked to the Aztec Private Rollup Bridge exploit deposited an additional 300 ETH into Tornado Cash, raising its total transfers to 500 ETH, worth about $953,000. This follows a June exploit where the bridge lost approximately $2.165 million...
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