Core Lightning
Update to incident: Start9 demands urgent Core Lightning update on StartOS
Core Lightning: update urgently once the release is out; use --offline mode until then
Core Lightning's official account has addressed node operators: there is no need to stop the node now, but once the upcoming release is out, updating is mandatory and must not be delayed. Those unable to update immediately are advised to run the node with the --offline flag.
Actions to take
As soon as the release is out, verify the signatures and install it without delay. Until you update, start the node with the --offline flag.
Source: x.com - Core_LN
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