Core Lightning developers have warned users to upgrade after confirming a vulnerability that needs to be fixed. According to a post by Bitcoin News on X, the team received a large number of AI-generated CVE reports over the past 10 days and has verified that at least one issue requires a patch. In response, the developers have raised their incident response level and said they will release signed binaries. They also plan to keep details of the vulnerability undisclosed for two weeks. During that window, Core Lightning is urging all users to update. Users who do not upgrade are advised to take their nodes offline. Earlier releases, including version 26.04, will no longer be supported.
Core Lightning developers are urging users to upgrade after confirming a vulnerability that needs to be fixed, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X.
The team said it received a large number of AI-generated CVE reports over the past 10 days. It has since verified that a real issue exists and requires remediation.
Core Lightning said it has escalated its response, will release signed binaries, and will keep details of the vulnerability confidential for two weeks.
During that period, the project is strongly urging all users to upgrade. Users who do not update should take their nodes offline. Earlier versions, including 26.04, will no longer receive support.
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