Quote from: Hueristic on January 10, 2019, 08:17:10 PM

Quote from: BeamPrivacy on January 10, 2019, 11:00:04 AM

About the Vulnerability Team Beam discovered on January 9th, 2019.
https://medium.com/beam-mw/team-beam-discovered-a-critical-vulnerability-in-beam-wallet-658f2c0344e2

WHY THE FUCK would you release a fix with the same version number!!!!

That is fucking retarded at best and scammer tactics at worst.

And this should be in the topic !!! Are you trying to hide this?

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Team Beam discovered a critical vulnerability in Beam wallet
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Beam Privacy
Jan 10

January 9th, 2019, 08:20 PM (GMT)

Our Dev. Team discovered a Critical Vulnerability in Beam Wallet on January 9th, 2019, at 08:20 PM (GMT).

The vulnerability affects all previously released Beam Wallets both Desktop and CLI.

So far, we are not aware of Beams users being affected by this vulnerability.

We are working with various providers in the ecosystem to upgrade their systems.
Updates

The vulnerability has been fixed immediately
Updated binaries can be downloaded from the website and the website only
Please do not use wallets built from Source Code since the Vulnerability Fix was not committed to a public branch to avoid disclosure

Required actions

Do not delete the database or any other wallet data.

The vulnerability does not affect wallet data, secret keys or passwords.

All Beam users are required to follow the procedure below quickly.

Stop your currently running Beam Wallets immediately.
Uninstall or delete your Beam Wallet application and executables from all machines. Please, do not remove the database or any other wallet data.
Make sure the application was deleted. Check the documentation for the location of Wallet app files.
Download the Beam Wallet from the website. It will have an identical version number as previously published archives. Make sure the SHA256 of the archive matches with the one published on the website.
Install the new application.

We will publish as soon as possible the results of our investigation together with a full transcript of the solutions we applied to solve the issue.

If you find any kind of bug, issue or vulnerability, related to the one we face today or not, please make sure to reach us as soon as possible via email: security@beam.mw or submit an issue on Github.

Thanks for your patience and your understanding. Team Beam will continue with your help to build a confidential, comprehensive and secure ecosystem.

AND the bolded needs to be emphasized! You guys are gonna make the scam section pretty fast with this response.

Nothing works in these purses ... coins come but transaction failed ... Angry