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Bro, no 😭 I should be, yes good call, I shouldn't throw stones from a glass house
And then you have to secure your own LND. See the problem here? We can all "told you so" about Blockstream and be a bunch of grave dancing bitches, but LND too had bugfixes publicly sitting in an RC for a couple of days (Aug 30 - Sep 2) (significant less time than it took on Elements though) and this problem is wide. It literally touches every serious open source project.
It is also possible for this to happen on Bitcoin Core now, as there's a systematic pattern of bugfixes sitting inside unreleased commits too. I cannot help but feel that we need to think about release processes as a community, and this is not a problem that only applies to the enemies of Justin. It applies to us all.
again you made me login and spend CCs for your good comments. And I am not an asskisser, but the opposite
please do not zap back
Wise words 🫡
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The question is now, are there any cashu mints large enough for hackers to target
As they are also centralised fake L2s right
If I was a cashu dev I'd be scouring my source code for vulnerabilities, which I'd hope they already are 😳😳