BTCPay Offers Bounty to Recover Stolen Bitcoin Following Wallet Exploit
BTCPay has announced a bounty of up to 3 BTC to recover funds stolen from merchant Lightning wallets due to a critical exploit. The vulnerability allowed attackers to drain wallets by stealing LND credentials. In response, BTCPay has patched the issue and restricted remote access to enhance security.
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BTCPay Backers Offer Bitcoin Bounty After Wallet Exploit
The reward aims to recover Bitcoin stolen after attackers gained access to connected LND wallets.
BTCPay Server Patches Critical LND Credential Bug After Lightning Wallet Drain
BTCPay Server has released version 2.4.2 to patch a critical vulnerability that allowed unauthenticated remote access to LND credential files, after attackers used the issue to drain merchant Lightning wallets.
BTCPay offers $190,000 bounty after bitcoin payment servers drained in exploit
The project said it will pay 10% of recovered funds, up to 3 BTC, after attackers stole LND credentials and drained merchant Lightning wallets last week.
BTCPay Server supporters offer up to 3 BTC for recovery bounty after critical exploit
BTCPay said AI may have been used to exploit vulnerability, and credited Craig Raw and the Bitcoin Red Team fund for reporting the issue.
BTCPay restricts remote Lightning access after attackers steal funds
Foundation and Citadel21 reported drained Lightning nodes, but the total amount stolen and number of affected operators remain unknown.



