2,285,545 satoshis were unauthorizedly withdrawn from the BitTipBot server
Original headline비트팁봇 서버서 228만5545사토시 무단 인출됐다
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BitTipBot, a Bitcoin Lightning payment bot built on LNbits, suffered an unauthorized withdrawal of 2,285,545 satoshis (0.02285545 BTC) from its operating server, with the loss confined to that single server rather than the broader LNbits platform. Operator Kevin Ravensberg said on X that newly created accounts exploited a vulnerability during an attack window from 6:22 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. KST on the 8th, and that funds were drained before he shut the server down. Ravensberg has pledged to compensate affected users for their losses. The incident matters as a reminder that Lightning-adjacent custodial services carry hot-wallet risk even when the underlying protocol is sound. What to watch next is whether the vulnerability is identified and patched, and whether other LNbits deployments were exposed.
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