ethereum has released an emergency patch for a software error in the Bitcoin wallets. This error allowed any host site for the ethereum portfolio to be able to steal users' digital currency. Such a breach meant that the passwords were exposed in the JSONRPC interface, giving hackers full control over the governor. The first corrective program failed to solve the problem, forcing Ethereum to Another patch was released last Sunday evening.
A quick solution to solve a long-term problem
Last week, the technology world was shaken by news of something wrong with Intel chips, and that error has been hidden from us for many years. This is a similar story to the breakthrougJSONRPCh that happened with Ethereum's governor, and this error has been reported for more than two years. Google expert Tavis Ormandy said it was he who discovered this error, even though the error was reported last year. Within hours of Ormandy signaling the error, Ethereum released an immediate correction to fix it. Theymos, the moderator of the Bitcoi forum, explained in a bulletin on the forum that if you have found your Ethereum portfolio in the past open without having to enter a passphrase and also found any open web page, your portfolio might be at risk. And everyone, especially the most suspicious people, should send all their own bitcoin from the old wallets to the newly created Ethereum portfolio. And then updated on its publication, adding: