BTCPay Offers $190K Bounty for Lightning Wallet Attack
The $190K cap is the headline, but the real story is LND as a single-vendor credential risk now that attackers have demonstrated a working drain against the dominant Lightning node stack.
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The $190K cap is the headline, but the real story is LND as a single-vendor credential risk now that attackers have demonstrated a working drain against the dominant Lightning node stack.
The bounty is set at 10% of recovered funds, capped at 3 BTC, while the flaw puts connected wallets and LND nodes at risk.
Standard BTCPay on-chain wallets are safe, but LND operators on v2.4.1 or earlier face remote node takeover via unauthenticated .macaroon file access.