BTCPay tells users to shut down servers after reports of drained bitcoin wallets

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BTCPay, an open-source bitcoin payment tool, has advised users to switch off their servers following reports that wallets were drained. The project says it is still investigating the incident and has not yet disclosed how much was lost. No fix has been announced so far. The founder indicated that the reported cases seem to involve versions released before 2.4.2. The situation remains under active review by the project's developers.

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