LDK has released a patch to fix a vulnerability that previously put unpatched Lightning Network applications at risk of Bitcoin theft.
Bitcoin Lightning Network application development library LDK (Lightning Development Kit) has released v0.2.7 and v0.1.13 security patches to fix a vulnerability that could allow a malicious channel peer to steal funds from forwarded payments by misrepresenting the state after reconnection. Version v0.2.7 also fixes a defect in LSPS2 payment amounts. Developers need to integrate the relevant patches into their deployed software.
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