Lightning Network hacker Burak introduces new Bitcoin layer 2, Brollups
Burak, the developer who used Taproot to freeze bitcoin inside the Lightning Network for hours, has released a new layer 2 called Brollups.
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Burak, the developer who used Taproot to freeze bitcoin inside the Lightning Network for hours, has released a new layer 2 called Brollups.
Lightning Labs has recently disclosed the LND Onion Bomb, a denial of service bug that could have stolen bitcoin.
Bitcoin capacity on the Lightning Network has declined for months. After a series of bugs and developer departures, some believe it is dying.
The capacity to route payments through the Bitcoin Lightning Network has declined 10% over the past nine months while channels are down 19%.
Despite a critical vulnerability in the Bitcoin Lightning Network, no major theft has occurred via this replacement cycling attack vector.
Bitcoin developer Antoine Riard has responsibly disclosed a transaction-relay jamming attack that could have seized up the Lightning Network.
Atomic multipath payments (AMPs) increase the security of Bitcoin Lightning Network transactions, ensuring that the full transaction settles.
LND, a popular implementation of Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, has suffered another major vulnerability: unattributed payment routing.
Bitcoin Lightning Network researchers discovered a critical BTCD and LND bug, freezing funds inside the Lightning Network for a few hours.
Making offline Lightning payments to a Bitcoin user is difficult. Éclair has proposed trampoline relays to avoid custody.