Critical Vulnerability Disclosed in Alby Hub Self-Hosted Lightning Wallet
Flaw Could Allow Remote Takeover of Internet-Exposed Instances
Key Takeaways
- A critical flaw in Alby Hub self-hosted Lightning wallet could allow fund theft.
- The vulnerability only affects instances made reachable from the internet.
- Versions v1.7.0 and later are affected; users should update immediately.
- No CVE has been assigned yet; details are pending full disclosure.
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