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Ethereum clients patch flaw that could redirect ETH rewards
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Ethereum client developers Teku and Besu have released security updates to address a certificate vulnerability that could allow attackers to impersonate services used by validators and potentially redirect their block rewards. According to security advisories accompanying the releases, the issue…
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