Payjo.in Directory Security Incident: Misconfiguration May Have Exposed Some Payjoin v1 Messages Backwards compatible BIP 77 receives from BIP 78 senders made before April 2 may not have full common input heuristic protection

Payjo.in Directory Security Incident: Misconfiguration May Have Exposed Some Payjoin v1 Messages | Payjoin

Due to a docker misconfiguration the `payjo.in` directory server had an open redis database, allowing unauthorized parties to observe exchanges bet...

Payjoin Dev Kit payjoin-0.23.0 is out. This release focuses on ergonomic polish. It is now even harder for implementors to make mistakes. It features session persistence as a first-class abstraction async operation, support for decentralized BIP 77 directory operation, and a multi-sender Payjoin client. Bonus: testing coverage improved from unmeasured, to 60%, to over 80% Full release notes:

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Release Release payjoin-0.23.0 · payjoin/rust-payjoin

Summary This release features a first-class persistence abstraction, wire protocol changes for RFC 9540 support, and better compliance with the BIP...

Many thanks to the 10 contributors who helped with this release.