Is Your Bitcoin on Lightning at Risk? Depends on Who Runs the Node
Core Lightning warns attackers target unpatched nodes. Self-run nodes must upgrade, while wallet app users rely on providers. The post Is Your Bitcoin on Lightning at Risk? Depends on Who Runs the Node appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- Core Lightning warns attackers target unpatched nodes.
- Self-run nodes must upgrade, while wallet app users rely on providers.
- The post Is Your Bitcoin on Lightning at Risk?
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