It was an exploit related to nostr:nprofile1qqsyv47lazt9h6ycp2fsw270khje5egjgsrdkrupjg27u796g7f5k0spzcs8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qguwaehxw309ahx7um5wgknztnwvfhjuctwvasku6fwvdhj78w5jyy hub. Their installation page requires 0 authentication and gives access to the entire node. They call it good UI.
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OMG. I have an Alby hub with very limited funds. I will use no longer.
? any response #AlbyHub
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Ah damit never keep more then a few $100 worth of bitcoin in such wallets
That sucks.
I don't use Alby. But know a few who do.
Got more details?
Hey Francis, we’re really sorry this happened.
In this case, the Umbrel setup was reachable publicly on the clearnet, so it could be accessed from the outside. At the same time Alby Hub had also been installed but the setup wasn’t finished yet. Since the unlock password is created during that setup flow, no password had been set at the time which allowed the attacker to finish the setup and change the Alby Hub configuration.
We’ve submitted a PR to Umbrel to add an extra authentication layer to require the umbrel password to access alby hub. https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel-apps/pull/4028
It is sad that people from the community attack such projects. Projects that create awesome things for the community and push the adoption of bitcoin. Projects that work for the benefit of all of us and not for their own profit.
We call on the attacker to return the funds!