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blockchainOct 27, 2026AI summary

Electrum Fixes Wallet Flaw Exploited via Malicious Servers

Edited by Steinar Vigdel Kolnes, Editor, Oslo

Electrum has patched a wallet vulnerability that was exploited through malicious servers, according to The Defiant.

Electrum has released a fix for a vulnerability in its wallet software, according to The Defiant.

The flaw was exploited through malicious servers. The supplied report does not explain how the attacks worked or which software versions were affected.

No details were provided about the number of affected users, any losses or the timing of the patch.

Source: The Defiant

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