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Lightning Tightens Invoice Rules After Apparent Attack

Lightning updates invoice rules following a reported attack that caused Bitcoin withdrawals to appear unpaid.

Lightning Tightens Invoice Rules After Apparent Attack
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According to CryptoSlate, Lightning has tightened its invoice rules following a reported attack that made certain Bitcoin withdrawals appear as though they remained unpaid.

The security incident prompted adjustments to invoice handling within the network to prevent similar occurrences.

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Invoice Rule Updates

The protocol implemented stricter verification parameters to address the vulnerability exploited during the reported incident, ensuring transaction statuses accurately reflect payment completions.

Key facts

  • Lightning tightened invoice rules following a reported attack
  • The reported attack caused Bitcoin withdrawals to look unpaid
  • The updates aim to resolve transaction status discrepancies
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Source: news.google.com

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