Eclair patches a browser attack that could send commands to your Lightning node
Eclair has released an update addressing a browser attack vulnerability that could allow commands to be sent to a user's Lightning node. The fix, included in the Oct. 15 release, blocks cached-authentication routes to Eclair’s API and requires direct browser interfaces for backend addition. For more details, read the full story on CryptoSlate.
Eclair has released an update addressing a browser attack vulnerability that could allow commands to be sent to a user's Lightning node. The fix, included in the Oct. 15 release, blocks cached-authentication routes to Eclair’s API and requires direct browser interfaces for backend addition. For more details, read the full story on CryptoSlate.
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- CryptoSlate — Eclair patches a browser attack that could send commands to your Lightning node
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