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Today at 06:30:09 AM
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Find the latest release for Zeus, namely 13.2.3.

 It’s mostly the security and cleanup release. It has the newer LND and LDK nodes with the huge volume of rust-lightning security fixes, plus the  bunch of checks so you can’t be tricked into paying the wrong invoice.


Hmm... can you explain a bit about this for me to get a better understanding?

Does this mean Zeus can now detect any manipulated lightning invoice or swap before payment? Even if the user has already reviewed it? If so, this invoice verification improvement feature seems better.

Meanwhile, I am looking for a better option to save my funds in different wallets by dividing them into portions. Have you ever tested this wallet before? I know it's an open-source wallet, so anyone can verify the level of security it provides. But I am not so much kind of technical person. This is why I am asking this question here. Thanks!

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Today at 07:11:32 AM
Last edit: Today at 07:31:10 AM by satscraper
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Does this mean Zeus can now detect any manipulated lightning invoice or swap before payment?


Nope. Unfortunately Zeus isnt able to detect every possible manipulated Lightning invoice or swap.  According to this pull request which got  response in the relevant commit it detects only manipulation relevant to returning the wrapped invoice that does not actually wrap Zeus’s original invoice.


Meanwhile, I am looking for a better option to save my funds in different wallets by dividing them into portions.

I see diversification of methods to store funds, distributing them among different wallets, as a good approach as the one wallet  means single point of failure. Good luck in your endeavour

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