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LNbits Takes Every Hosted Instance Offline as It Prepares Security Fixes

The shutdown covers my.lnbits.com, and LNbits expects to restore service within 24 hours.

A closed data-center gate beneath a single exterior security lamp / TokenPost.ai (mono)
A closed data-center gate beneath a single exterior security lamp / TokenPost.ai (mono)

LNbits has disabled every instance on my.lnbits.com, taking its hosted Lightning wallet service offline as security fixes are prepared. The precautionary shutdown interrupts users of the platform, and LNbits expects to restore service within 24 hours.

The action covers all instances hosted on my.lnbits.com. Users who rely on those instances will be unable to access them while they are offline. LNbits has set a 24-hour window for bringing service back, but the announcement gives no specific restart time.

The disruption is centered on LNbits' hosted SaaS service. LNbits described the shutdown as a security precaution and said service would return within a day. Its next step is to complete the security work and reactivate the hosted instances within the stated window.

For users, the notice covers the hosted service at my.lnbits.com. LNbits expects to restore that service within 24 hours, making service restoration the next step in its response.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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