BTCPay Server
Update to incident: Start9 demands urgent Core Lightning update on StartOS
BTCPay Server updates Core Lightning to v26.06.7 and keeps external CLN access disabled
BTCPay Server reports that it has updated Core Lightning to v26.06.7 in its Docker deployment, while external CLN access remains disabled as a precaution — it is planned to be enabled within one to two weeks. This affects BTCPay Server operators using Core Lightning in a Docker deployment. It separately notes that ARM32 devices, including some older Raspberry Pi models, may not work — ARM32 binaries were not built for this CLN release.
Actions to take
Update BTCPay Server through Server Settings → Maintenance → Update or the update command in the console; note that external CLN access is temporarily disabled and will return later.
Source: x.com - BtcpayServer
Incident history
- 26 AugStart9 demands urgent Core Lightning update on StartOS
- 26 AugBTCPay Server disables routes through CLN and Eclair by default
- 27 AugSecurity update for the Core Lightning application on Umbrel
- 27 AugCore Lightning: update urgently once the release is out; use --offline mode until then
- 28 AugCore Lightning releases v26.06.7 with fixes for several vulnerabilities; source code under embargo
- 28 AugCore Lightning 26.06.7 fixes confirmed vulnerabilities; source code to be published later
- 29 AugBTCPay Server updates Core Lightning to v26.06.7 and keeps external CLN access disabled
- 01 SeptCore Lightning Docker images did not contain the advertised fix — StartOS switches to builds from signed tarballs
- 02 SeptCore Lightning 26.06.7 Docker image rebuilt with the full fix
- 08 SeptBTCPay Server 2.4.4: emergency update amid ongoing attacks on the project