Electrum Patches Flaw Exploited to Hijack Bitcoin Fee Bumps
Bitcoin wallet software Electrum has patched a vulnerability that allowed rogue servers to manipulate transaction fee bumps.

Bitcoin wallet software provider Electrum has patched a security flaw that allowed rogue servers to hijack transaction fee bumps, according to Startup Fortune.
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The vulnerability enabled malicious or unverified servers connected to the wallet software to manipulate fee adjustments during transaction updates, such as Replace-By-Fee operations.
Key facts
- Electrum issued a patch addressing a wallet security flaw.
- The vulnerability permitted rogue servers to hijack Bitcoin fee bumps.
- The update prevents unauthorized manipulation of transaction fee adjustments.
Source: news.google.com
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