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Ethereum Client Geth Releases "Schwarzschild" Update, Fixing Vulnerabilities in Previous Versions

BlockBeats News, January 31, according to The Block, the developers of the Ethereum client Geth released version 1.14.13 on Thursday, codenamed "Schwarzschild".

This release specifically addresses a vulnerability affecting the Geth peer-to-peer (p2p) layer, which could lead to denial-of-service attacks against nodes running this version and potentially impact Layer 2 clients.

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